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Julien Cabieces
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BUG: Mantis-1466: add documentation about library conflicts
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consumption along the pipeline. More information can be found into the
documentation of the class.
Problems using OTB python wrapping along with other software
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If you use OTB standalone binaries, there should not be any dependency conflict
with other libraries installed on your system. OTB will always try to grab
supplied libraries in the standalone package.
However, when using Python wrappings, there can be conflicts if you import
*otbApplications* along with other software that share common dependencies with
OTB. For instance, if you want to use OTB Applications and Fiona in a Python
script, they both rely on GDAL library. As the libraries loaded by Python must
be unique, the first library *SomeLib* loaded will be used by any other binary
depending on it. Thus, the order of the imports has an effect. In some cases,
symbol problems have been observed in libcrypto, and the solution was to import
OTB Applications before importing Fiona.
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