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# Ceres Solver - A fast non-linear least squares minimizer
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# Author: keir@google.com (Keir Mierle)
#
# This is an example Makefile for using Ceres. In practice, the Ceres authors
# suggest using CMake instead, but if Make is needed for some reason, this
# example serves to make it easy to do so.

# This should point to place where you unpacked or cloned Ceres.
CERES_SRC_DIR := /home/keir/wrk/ceres-extra

# This should point to the place where you built Ceres. If you got Ceres by
# installing it, then this will likely be /usr/local/lib.
CERES_BIN_DIR := /home/keir/wrk/ceres-extra-bin

# The place you unpacked or cloned Eigen. If Eigen was installed from packages,
# this will likely be /usr/local/include.
EIGEN_SRC_DIR := /home/keir/src/eigen-3.0.5

INCLUDES := -I$(CERES_SRC_DIR)/include \
            -I$(EIGEN_SRC_DIR)

CERES_LIBRARY := -lceres
CERES_LIBRARY_PATH := -L$(CERES_BIN_DIR)/lib
CERES_LIBRARY_DEPENDENCIES = -lgflags -lglog

# If Ceres was built with Suitesparse:
CERES_LIBRARY_DEPENDENCIES += -llapack -lcamd -lamd -lccolamd -lcolamd -lcholmod

# If Ceres was built with CXSparse:
CERES_LIBRARY_DEPENDENCIES += -lcxsparse

# If Ceres was built with OpenMP:
CERES_LIBRARY_DEPENDENCIES += -fopenmp -lpthread -lgomp -lm

# The set of object files for your application.
APPLICATION_OBJS := simple_bundle_adjuster.o

all: simple_bundle_adjuster

simple_bundle_adjuster: $(APPLICATION_OBJS)
	g++ \
		$(APPLICATION_OBJS) \
		$(CERES_LIBRARY_PATH) \
		$(CERES_LIBRARY) \
		$(CERES_LIBRARY_DEPENDENCIES) \
		-o simple_bundle_adjuster

# Disabling debug asserts via -DNDEBUG helps make Eigen faster, at the cost of
# not getting handy assert failures when there are issues in your code.
CFLAGS := -O2 -DNDEBUG

# If you have files ending in .cpp instead of .cc, fix the next line
# appropriately.
%.o: %.cc $(DEPS)
	g++ -c -o $@ $< $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES)