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From: Siva C. <siv...@ya...> - 2005-01-11 13:00:20
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hi, Go to the OpenCV folder under "Program Files". You will find a folder by name cv. This folder further has a folder include. When you make an application using OpenCV, include this in the path by using -I(Path to the include folder of cv) as your compiler option. Next, in the folder OpenCV under "Program Files", you will find another folder by name lib. You will find a file by name libcv.a. Again, while compiling your application, link to the libcv.a library file using -l(path to libcv.a). You can do the same if you want to use highgui or cvaux by repeating these steps for each of these libraries. I use this procedure for making my OpenCV applications. Hope this workd out for you too. Siva Chandra. --- Jesper Damm Nielsen <jes...@ho...> wrote: > Hi guys.. > > I am relatively new to this, so sorry in advance for > any stupid og obvious questions I might ask :-) > > I've done some C++ programming before but with the > standard functions. Now I need to install the OpenCV > package (course on controlling robots at uni). Can > anyone help me? I've run the package .exe which > installed the files in \Program Files\OpenCV\ ... > But then what?.. It doesn't work in Dev-C++... > :-S... > > Any help is greatly appreciated :-) > > Kind regards, > Jesper, Denmark __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250 |