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* We primarily build in ROS1 or ROS2, though there are no ROS dependencies in the code. We hope the code is still useful for others looking to talk to the Oculus. It is implemented as a hybrid package which should build successfully in either a ROS1 "catkin" or ROS2 "colcon" workspace.
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*Historically, the repo has also supported the [fips](http://floooh.github.io/fips/)C++ dependency management tool. To build with fips: `./fips build`
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*[fips](http://floooh.github.io/fips/)support has been removed from this branch.
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The primary dependency is on [g3log](https://github.com/KjellKod/g3log).
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* If using either ROS1 or ROS2, there are two options:
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* clone [g3log_ros](https://gitlab.com/apl-ocean-engineering/g3log_ros) into your workspace's `src/` directory
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* use the provided `liboculus.rosinstall` file: `cd <catkin_ws>/src`; `vcs import --input liboculus/liboculus.repos`. The `main` branch of `g3log_ros` is also a ROS1-ROS2 hybrid.
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* It will be handled automagically if using fips.
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The (optional) test suite also requires Googletest and the (also optional)
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