Hi, there, I've been working my way through an installation of Pyrobot under Ubuntu 8.04, and have been drawing a lot on postings from 2007 on the subject. Like Matt Studley, I have had an issue with the configure program putting a -e at the beginning of a couple of files (pyrobot itself, and version.py). Removing the -e by hand is a suitable workaround. I have two big issues remaining:
-- First of all, I get an error when I try to compile the camera code, the c++ stuff. It seems to have troubles finding the Python.h header, though I have given it the correct include path. I'm not sure if this is due to some incompatibility between debian and fedora or what. I *really* need the camera functions, so any advice on that front would be especially welcome. -- Second of all, I can run the Pyrobot simulator and everything works fine. I can use the Stage simulator and it starts up fine, but when I try to use the PlayerRobot to talk to Stage, I get a message from the simulator saying it is accepting the connection, and then I get the following error, repeated until I kill the program: playerc warning : warning : no socket to write to playerc error : failed to get response I have downloaded current versions of player and stage, and just downloaded pyrobot from the subversion server today. Thanks for your help, Susan -- Susan Fox Math/CS Department 651-696-6553 Macalester College [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.macalester.edu/~fox
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