Releases: robotology/robotology-superbuild
v2020.08.feat-01
See robotology/community#452 for the related announcement.
v2020.11
robotology-superbuild 2020.11
To use the robotology-superbuild 2020.11, just checkout the release tag v2020.11, and follow the instructions in the Release README.
For more info on the 2020.11, check the related announcement: robotology/community#446 .
robotology-superbuild 2020.08.patch-01 (2020-10-12)
robotology-superbuild 2020.08.patch-01
To use the robotology-superbuild 2020.08.patch-01, just checkout the release tag v2020.08.patch-01, and follow the instructions in the Release README.
Windows binary installers
Any release of robotology-superbuild comes also with Windows binaries, robotology-dependencies-installer-win64.exe that installs a custom vcpkg installation in C:/robotology/vcpkg for compile from source the robotology software, and robotology-full-installer-win64.exe that also installs the software built by the robotology-superbuild in C:/robotology/robotology.
In both cases, the installer offer an options to create and append all the necessary user environment variables to use the C++ libraries and the binaries without any further configuration. Note that you may want to opt out from this if in your system you also use other kind of C++ libraries system to avoid conflicts, and instead manually invoke the following scripts to setup the environments as necessary:
C:/robotology/scripts/setup.bat: Batch script to set the environment variables in a Command Prompt terminal.C:/robotology/scripts/setup.sh: Bash script to set the environment variables in a Git for Windows bash terminal,
that can be included in the.bash_profile.C:/robotology/scripts/addPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1: Powershell scripts to permanently add or remove the environment variables in the User Environment Variables. This is the script that is executed by the installer when the option "Update Environment Variables" is selected. The environment can be cleaned by any environment variable added byaddPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1by executing the scriptremovePathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1.
Furthermore, if you do not have Visual Studio 2019 installed on your machine, the installer requires the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019 to be installed on your machine, that can be downloaded at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads, in particular you need to install the file https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe .
robotology-superbuild 2020.08 (2020-08-31)
robotology-superbuild 2020.08
To use the robotology-superbuild 2020.08, just checkout the release tag v2020.08, and follow the instructions in the Release README.
Windows binary installers
Any release of robotology-superbuild comes also with Windows binaries, robotology-dependencies-installer-win64.exe that installs a custom vcpkg installation in C:/robotology/vcpkg for compile from source the robotology software, and robotology-full-installer-win64.exe that also installs the software built by the robotology-superbuild in C:/robotology/robotology.
In both cases, the installer offer an options to create and append all the necessary user environment variables to use the C++ libraries and the binaries without any further configuration. Note that you may want to opt out from this if in your system you also use other kind of C++ libraries system to avoid conflicts, and instead manually invoke the following scripts to setup the environments as necessary:
C:/robotology/scripts/setup.bat: Batch script to set the environment variables in a Command Prompt terminal.C:/robotology/scripts/setup.sh: Bash script to set the environment variables in a Git for Windows bash terminal,
that can be included in the.bash_profile.C:/robotology/scripts/addPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1: Powershell scripts to permanently add or remove the environment variables in the User Environment Variables. This is the script that is executed by the installer when the option "Update Environment Variables" is selected. The environment can be cleaned by any environment variable added byaddPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1by executing the scriptremovePathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1.
Furthermore, if you do not have Visual Studio 2019 installed on your machine, the installer requires the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019 to be installed on your machine, that can be downloaded at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads, in particular you need to install the file https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe .
robotology-superbuild 2020.05.feat-01 (2020-08-25)
robotology-superbuild 2020.05.feat-01
robotology-superbuild 2020.05 (2020-05-21)
robotology-superbuild 2020.05
To use the robotology-superbuild 2020.05, just checkout the release tag v2020.05, and follow the instructions in the Release README.
Windows binary installers
This first release of robotology-superbuild comes also with Windows binaries, robotology-dependencies-installer-2020.05-win64.exe that installs a custom vcpkg installation in C:/robotology/vcpkg for compile from source the robotology software, and robotology-full-installer-2020.05-win64.exe that also installs the software built by the robotology-superbuild in C:/robotology/robotology.
In both cases, the installer offer an options to create and append all the necessary user environment variables to use the C++ libraries and the binaries without any further configuration. Note that you may want to opt out from this if in your system you also use other kind of C++ libraries system to avoid conflicts, and instead manually invoke the following scripts to setup the environments as necessary:
C:/robotology/scripts/setup.bat: Batch script to set the enviroment variables in a Command Prompt terminal.C:/robotology/scripts/setup.sh: Bash script to set the enviroment variables in a Git for Windows bash terminal,
that can be included in the.bash_profile.C:/robotology/scripts/addPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1: Powershell scripts to permanently add or remove the environment variables in the User Enviroment Variables. This is the script that is executed by the installer when the option "Update Environment Variables" is selected. The environment can be cleaned by any environment variable added byaddPathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1by executing the scriptremovePathsToUserEnvVariables.ps1.
Furthermore, if you do not have Visual Studio 2019 installed on your machine, the installer requires the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019 to be installed on your machine, that can be downloaded at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads, in particular you need to install the file https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe .
robotology-superbuild 2020.02 (2020-02-21)
robotology-superbuild 2020.02
First released version of the robotology-superbuild. To use, just checkout the release branch, and follow the instructions in the Release README.
Windows binaries
This first release of robotology-superbuild comes also with experimental Windows binaries, robotology-dependencies-installer-2020.02-win64.exe that installs only a custom vcpkg installation in C:/robotology/vcpkg for compile from source the robotology software, and robotology-full-installer-2020.02-win64.exe that also installs the software built by the robotology-superbuild in C:/robotology/robotology.
In both cases, the installer offer an options to create and append all the necessary User environment variables to use the C++ libraries and the binaries without any further configuration. Note that you may want to opt out from this if in your system you also use other kind of C++ libraries system to avoid conflicts.
Furthermore, if you do not have Visual Studio 2019 installed on your machine, the installer requires the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019 to be installed on your machine, that can be downloaded at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads, in particular you need to install the file https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe .
The binaries are still experimental, and are affected by the following known issues: