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Segmentation fault when running with realsense D415? #116
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Allow using OpenCV (if available) to read and write images
@sgolodetz |
@AIBluefisher The fact that the pull request is number 116 is unrelated to addressing issue number 116 - not sure why GitHub links the two in the way that it does. I was just merging some of Tommaso's code that allows you to read in PNG images without having to link with Not sure why the RealSense is giving you a segmentation fault - have you tried running it through the debugger to find out where it's crashing? That might give us a bit more information to figure out what's going on. |
@sgolodetz Sorry, after trying several times when running with realsense, the issue appears again after processing 121 frames, even though built with OpenCV. I'm trying to figure it out, and I will give you some debug information. |
Hi, @Nicien
I compiled InfiniTAM V3.0 with realsense SDK 2.0, but I got segmentation fault every time after it captures the 102-th frame. I'm not sure what's wrong. Besides, I get confused of how to set the calibration file for realsense. Because the realsense D415 has two imagers and a IR for depth image capture, and a RGB sensor for RGB image capture, like the picture shown below:
After I calibrate the realsense D415, the calibration information is:
Can you help me?
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