fix target dir of mpc_controller object file#103
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kojima-shotaro wants to merge 1 commit intoai-winter:masterfrom
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fix target dir of mpc_controller object file#103kojima-shotaro wants to merge 1 commit intoai-winter:masterfrom
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hi, ai-winter.
I found that the following issue can be solved with this pull request.
#65
The problem happened because the shared object file is generated in "build", not in "devel/lib".
I suppose that this is because of the conan settings on mpc_controller package.
I added a few lines to copy the object file to the correct location.
please confirm whether it works on your environment.
best regards,
Shotaro Kojima