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[doc] port matlab installation instructions in the main superbuild readme #83
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At least for Linux and OS X, perhaps we can just tell the users to set the appropriate |
If matlab is launched from the UI the environmental variables will not be read |
Right. |
We should also include information on how to make sure that CMake finds matlab, as done in https://github.com/robotology/WB-Toolbox#compiling-the-c-code-mex-file .
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A convenient facility provided by @gabrielenava wanted to introduce a similar mechanism in robotology-legacy/mex-wholebodymodel#71 , but I think it is convenient to add it in the superbuild (as We volunteered to investigate the issue. |
Hi , we are trying to implement a reactive walking controller on icub2 at EPFL LASA, and to do so we are trying to combine it with the matlab torqueBalancing module by exploiting the ComDes:i and the qDes:i input ports. However in our implementation we tried to add an inverse Kinematics box from the WBT_toolbox in order to compute the qDes and it keeps on giving the following error msg: Error:Error reported by S-function 'WBToolbox' in 'torqueBalancingAndWalking/Inverse Kinematics1/S-Function': Here are the configuration parameters during the compilation: [INFO][robotStatus::robotConfig] Configuring... Please, can anyone tell me what is wrong and how we can fix it? |
Hi @MichaelBombile , your problem seems to be different from this issue, can you open a separate issue in a related repository, for example https://github.com/robotology-playground/WBI-Toolbox-controllers/issues/new ? |
@traversaro Thanks for your response. I will do that. |
I think at this point the file that I added to comply to the requirements of this issue is outdated, because |
Spiritual successor: robotology/robotology-superbuild#38 . |
In the WBI-Toolbox README.md there are some useful information that are appliable to all matlab-based superbuild projects (such as adding the addpath([getenv(CODYCO_SUPERBUILD_DIR) /install/mex) directory to the matlab path).
We should bring relevant information in the main superbuild readme, so it can be used also by users that just want to use the iDynTree matlab bindings or the mex-wholebodymodel.
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