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WikiPage Install Guide modified by Václav Procházka

Václav Procházka — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 06:48:56 -0000

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 Windows
 
-In Windows everything is usually bit more complicated. There is an example project for MSVS 2010. However, some settings will definitely vary depending on your installation of OpenCV and Boost libraries. Although you may of course use the SMInterface with other compiler and IDE (such as CodeBlocks), the following manual provides information on setting up project using SMInterface on MSVS 2010 only - if you are using some other IDE, the steps will probably be similar.
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+In Windows everything is usually a bit more complicated. There is an example project for MSVS 2010. However, some settings will definitely vary depending on your installation of OpenCV and Boost libraries. Although you may of course use the SMInterface with other compilers and IDEs, the following manual provides information on setting up project using SMInterface on MSVS 2010 only - but if you are using some other IDE, the steps will probably be similar.
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 1. OpenCV
 
 As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The  official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
 
 2. Boost
 
 The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so you need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
 
 3. Setting up MSVS project
 
-The main folder of SMInterface contains folder MSVS, which contains MSVS solution file named MSVS.sln, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with OpenCV-2.3 and Boost-1.47 installed properly in folders C:\OpenCV2.3\ and C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0. So if you are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, you need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
+The main folder of SMInterface contains folder MSVS, which contains MSVS solution file named MSVS.sln for the exmple projects, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with OpenCV-2.3 and Boost-1.47 installed properly in folders C:\OpenCV2.3\ and C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0. So if you are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, you need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
 
 
 *  for OpenCV
 *  for boost
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+The solution contains two projects - Sender and Shower - which you should be able to build now.  You can use the projects as templates for basic shared memory transfers. The rest is up to you!
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WikiPage Install Guide modified by Václav Procházka

Václav Procházka — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 06:37:00 -0000

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 Unix
 1. Compiler
 
-The attached makefile for the SMInterface uses g++, so You either need to install it, or modify the makefile so it can work with compiler you prefer.
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+The attached makefile for the SMInterface uses g++, so you either need to install it, or modify the makefile so it can work with compiler you prefer.
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 2. OpenCV
 
 As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The  official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
 
 3. Boost
 
-The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
+The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so you need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
 
 4. Build the SMInterface
 
 Now you should have all you need - so just enter the directory of SMInterface and type make in the commandline. This should build the library as well as two example programs. Then the SMInterface can be included into your projects from the include directory.
 
 
 Windows
 
 In Windows everything is usually bit more complicated. There is an example project for MSVS 2010. However, some settings will definitely vary depending on your installation of OpenCV and Boost libraries. Although you may of course use the SMInterface with other compiler and IDE (such as CodeBlocks), the following manual provides information on setting up project using SMInterface on MSVS 2010 only - if you are using some other IDE, the steps will probably be similar.
 
 1. OpenCV
 
 As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The  official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
 
 2. Boost
 
-The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
+The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so you need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
 
 3. Setting up MSVS project
 
-The main folder of SMInterface contains folder MSVS, which contains MSVS solution file named MSVS.sln, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with OpenCV-2.3 and Boost-1.47 installed properly in folders C:\OpenCV2.3\ and C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0. So if You are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, You need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
+The main folder of SMInterface contains folder MSVS, which contains MSVS solution file named MSVS.sln, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with OpenCV-2.3 and Boost-1.47 installed properly in folders C:\OpenCV2.3\ and C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0. So if you are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, you need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
 
 
 *  for OpenCV

WikiPage Install Guide modified by Václav Procházka

Václav Procházka — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 09:40:39 -0000

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 SMInterface
Install Guide
 
-The following text contains information on necessery steps before using the SMInterface. 
-
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+The following text contains information on necessery steps before using the SMInterface. To create SMInterface documentation, just run Doxygen with attached Doxyfile. 
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+
 Unix
 1. Compiler
 
-The attached makefile for the SMInterface uses **g++**, so You either need to install it, or modify the makefile so it can work with compiler you prefer.
+The attached makefile for the SMInterface uses g++, so You either need to install it, or modify the makefile so it can work with compiler you prefer.
 
 2. OpenCV
 
 As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The  official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
 
 3. Boost
 
 The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
 
 4. Build the SMInterface
 
-Now you should have all you need - so just enter the directory of SMInterface and type *make* in the commandline. This should build the library as well as two example programs. Then the SMInterface can be included into your projects from the *include* directory.
+Now you should have all you need - so just enter the directory of SMInterface and type make in the commandline. This should build the library as well as two example programs. Then the SMInterface can be included into your projects from the include directory.
 
 
 Windows
 
 In Windows everything is usually bit more complicated. There is an example project for MSVS 2010. However, some settings will definitely vary depending on your installation of OpenCV and Boost libraries. Although you may of course use the SMInterface with other compiler and IDE (such as CodeBlocks), the following manual provides information on setting up project using SMInterface on MSVS 2010 only - if you are using some other IDE, the steps will probably be similar.
 
 1. OpenCV
 
 As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The  official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
 
 2. Boost
 
 The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.
 
 3. Setting up MSVS project
 
-The main folder of SMInterface containsfolder *MSVS*, which contains MSVS solution file named *MSVS.sln*, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with **OpenCV-2.3** and **Boost-1.47** installed properly in folders *C:\OpenCV2.3\* and *C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0*. So if You are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, You need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
+The main folder of SMInterface contains folder MSVS, which contains MSVS solution file named MSVS.sln, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with OpenCV-2.3 and Boost-1.47 installed properly in folders C:\OpenCV2.3\ and C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0. So if You are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, You need to change the settings according to the following manuals:
 
 
 *  for OpenCV

WikiPage Install Guide modified by Václav Procházka

Václav Procházka — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 09:32:24 -0000

SMInterface

Install Guide

The following text contains information on necessery steps before using the SMInterface.

Unix

1. Compiler

The attached makefile for the SMInterface uses **g++**, so You either need to install it, or modify the makefile so it can work with compiler you prefer.

2. OpenCV

As mentioned on the main page, this library uses OpenCV library to run itself, so if you want to build the SMInterface library, you need to have OpenCV library installed on your system. The official installation guide for OpenCV is on http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide

3. Boost

The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.

4. Build the SMInterface

Now you should have all you need - so just enter the directory of SMInterface and type *make* in the commandline. This should build the library as well as two example programs. Then the SMInterface can be included into your projects from the *include* directory.

Windows

In Windows everything is usually bit more complicated. There is an example project for MSVS 2010. However, some settings will definitely vary depending on your installation of OpenCV and Boost libraries. Although you may of course use the SMInterface with other compiler and IDE (such as CodeBlocks), the following manual provides information on setting up project using SMInterface on MSVS 2010 only - if you are using some other IDE, the steps will probably be similar.

1. OpenCV

2. Boost

The SMInterface uses Boost as well - so You need to install that one as well. You can download it from http://www.boost.org/.

3. Setting up MSVS project

The main folder of SMInterface containsfolder *MSVS*, which contains MSVS solution file named *MSVS.sln*, so open that one with your Microsoft Visual Studio. The solution and the projects are set to work properly with **OpenCV-2.3** and **Boost-1.47** installed properly in folders *C:\OpenCV2.3\* and *C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_47_0*. So if You are using different versions of the libraries or your installations are on another locations, You need to change the settings according to the following manuals:

* for OpenCV * for boost