First of all, if you used to be doing this:
#include <cv.h>
#include <highgui.h>
just change it to:
#include <opencv2/opencv.hpp>
Secondly, if you used to link against:
cv.lib cxcore.lib highgui.lib
or
cv{version}.lib cxcore{version}.lib or highgui{version}.lib
just change it to:
opencv_calib3d220.lib opencv_contrib220.lib opencv_core220.lib opencv_features2d220.lib opencv_ffmpeg220.lib opencv_flann220.lib opencv_gpu220.lib opencv_haartraining_engine.lib opencv_highgui220.lib opencv_imgproc220.lib opencv_legacy220.lib opencv_ml220.lib opencv_objdetect220.lib opencv_video220.lib
(Some of these libs may not be needed if you did not use the features, but I don't think you will get any linking errors if you put it anyway.)
NOTE: as of the latest in the svn, the version is 2.2. Hence the "220" in "opencv_calib3d220.lib". If the version number changes, you may have the update the number accordingly.
Thirdly, in your "Projects and Solutions" "VC++ Directories" Options diaglog box, add this for "Include files":
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\calib3d\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\contrib\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\core\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\features2d\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\ffmpeg
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\flann\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\gpu\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\haartraining
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\highgui\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\imgproc\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\legacy\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\ml\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\objdetect\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\python
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\traincascade
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\video\include
Thirdly, in your "Projects and Solutions" "VC++ Directories" Options diaglog box, add this for "Library files":
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\{The name of the folder you created when building with CMake}\lib\{Release or Debug}
That's all that is to it. Good luck!
#include <opencv2/opencv.hpp>
Secondly, if you used to link against:
cv.lib cxcore.lib highgui.lib
or
cv{version}.lib cxcore{version}.lib or highgui{version}.lib
just change it to:
opencv_calib3d220.lib opencv_contrib220.lib opencv_core220.lib opencv_features2d220.lib opencv_ffmpeg220.lib opencv_flann220.lib opencv_gpu220.lib opencv_haartraining_engine.lib opencv_highgui220.lib opencv_imgproc220.lib opencv_legacy220.lib opencv_ml220.lib opencv_objdetect220.lib opencv_video220.lib
(Some of these libs may not be needed if you did not use the features, but I don't think you will get any linking errors if you put it anyway.)
NOTE: as of the latest in the svn, the version is 2.2. Hence the "220" in "opencv_calib3d220.lib". If the version number changes, you may have the update the number accordingly.
Thirdly, in your "Projects and Solutions" "VC++ Directories" Options diaglog box, add this for "Include files":
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\features2d\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\ffmpeg
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\flann\include
{Path to your OpenCV SVN root folder}\modules\gpu\include
Thirdly, in your "Projects and Solutions" "VC++ Directories" Options diaglog box, add this for "Library files":
That's all that is to it. Good luck!
2 comments:
Nice post! totally explained in C or C++
I had to go through something very similar today for OpenCV 2.2
Their installation instructions claim that they work for 2.2, but they don't. I brought it to their attention earlier today, and got back an email that pretty much said "we know that the new instructions may not apply". lol.
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