Raspberrypi fixes for OpenNi2 #9
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January 30, 2013 21:35
…enabled. Quick fix is to disable file completely
…errypi-fixes Conflicts: Include/Linux-Arm/OniPlatformLinux-Arm.h
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Dear OpenNi2-Maintainer(s).
I had given the OpenNi a try for RaspberryPi.
After changing the stuff as seen in this Pull request i was able to run the non-Gui examples with an Xtion.
Could you please integrate it back into your repo, so others could benefit of it?
Things to note:
-> I defined a new Arch Armv6l, which is what uname -m prints. However, its up to you to decide how to call the arch on which the RPi runs.
-> There was a unused but uncompilable USB file which was enabled via an ifdef ARM. I commented it completely with an #if 0. So maybe your #ifdef ARM is not specific enough here (maybe it means android?).
Regards
Hauke