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Hello everyone,<br>
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I am a robotics student and I have used numpy to develop a
controller for a humanoid robot. Now I am trying to implement the
same controller to a different robot, NAO -
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This robot has a Linux based OS with Python 2.6.4. Since the goal is
to implement the controller with the least changes possible and make
sure the robot remains autonomous, it would be great to install
numpy in it. The problem is that it is not possible to build numpy
in the system and I was adviced to use the cross-compilation
toolchain provided by Aldebaran. However, all their tutorials assume
I can build the libraries I need with cmake, which isn't the case.<br>
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So, is it possible to cross-compile numpy, given a cross-toolchain,
with not much effort? The other option is to use openCV, which comes
with the NAO OS, but it require quite a few changes in the
program... I tried searching the archives, but was unable to find
any relevant post.<br>
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I hope you can help me!<br>
Thank you,<br>
Carlos Neves<br>
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