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I don't have Altair drivers from libindi_3rdparty package

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Hello,
I installed libindi_3rdparty package from the AUR, everything is working perfectly, I have a long list of camera vendors in Ekos, but there's no Altair. I tried to find if Altair driver was installed and I couldn't find anything. Upon further investigation, I found that there's nothing about Altair drivers in CMakeLists.txt file in 3rdparty/ directory in the latest v1.7.5.tar.gz release from GitHub, so this is not an issue with AUR package. So could anyone at INDI please fix it? Thank you! :)
5 years 7 months ago #34704

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I think it is currently on. If you run the 3rd party cmakelists, it should build indi-altaircam, as long as you already have libaltaircam built already.

In the current file on GIT: github.com/indilib/indi/blob/master/3rdparty/CMakeLists.txt

You see this? option(WITH_ALTAIRCAM "Install Altair Driver" On)

And then later this:

## ALTAIR
if (WITH_ALTAIRCAM)
find_package(ALTAIRCAM)
if (ALTAIRCAM_FOUND)
add_subdirectory(indi-altaircam)
else (ALTAIRCAM_FOUND)
add_subdirectory(libaltaircam)
SET(LIBRARIES_FOUND FALSE)
endif (ALTAIRCAM_FOUND)
endif (WITH_ALTAIRCAM)
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Oh, so I should build version from git rather than use latest release in "Releases" tab?
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I typically built straight from GIT. Things change very quickly in INDI. Obviously the stable releases are probably more stable, but if you find that something isn't there, like a new feature, then you should use the latest version. Just don't rely on it in the field until you thoroughly test it inside.

As to the build errors, I didn't get any build errors 2 days ago, the last time I did it, but I built it on a Mac. Something could have changed in the code, I don't know.
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Thank you for help! :)
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