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opencamlib's "make package" produces the opencamlib-11.10.32-Linux.deb debian package on my system, so "sudo dpkg -i opencamlib_*.deb" does not match with the package.
The opencamlib section could be changed into:
# Install opencamlibcd${BUILDPATH}/heekscad/heekscnc/opencamlib/
mkdir -p build
cd build
cmake ../src
#make -j8 package #For faster build on multi-core machines, uncomment this line and comment out the next
make package
sudo dpkg -i opencamlib*.deb
At least on Ubuntu, it makes sense to build packages and install them, instead of "sudo make install".
This code in the ubuntu-install.sh script now works for me:
Install opencamlib
cd ${BUILDPATH}/heekscad/heekscnc/opencamlib/
if [ -d build]; then
cd build
else
mkdir build
cd build
fi
cmake ../src
make -j8 package
sudo dpkg -i opencamlib_*.deb
the sub-module reference to the opencamlib project probably needs to be updated to the latest 'master' commit for this to work.
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