Remove unnecessary sudo that causes failure to set up in Ubuntu 18.04 #2447
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I tried to build AirSim on Ubuntu 18.04, but the
setup.shscript failed at compiling and installing clang with the following error message:The setup script itself weirdly did not really failed, it ran through anyways. Only when trying to run
build.shit complained withERROR: clang++ and libc++ is necessary to compile AirSim and run it in Unreal engine. Please run setup.sh first. The reason for that is that for some reason the installation is attempted as sudo, but this does not really make sense and leads to the error message. Therefore I removed the sudo for all local operations. Both setup and build now runs successfully.