the dll and lib files in OpenCV
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Hi, I 'd like to know what does the dll and lib files in OpenCv contains? and how can i explore their codes? i know that openCV is an open source library so, why it contains dlls and libs files? is it considered closing the source code. Thank you Ahmed
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Hi, I 'd like to know what does the dll and lib files in OpenCv contains? and how can i explore their codes? i know that openCV is an open source library so, why it contains dlls and libs files? is it considered closing the source code. Thank you Ahmed
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Willow Garage is the offical maintainer of OpenCV now. Here's[^] where you start to find documentation and source code. The source IS available. I'd suggest you buy the book and read it to get started on what the library contains.
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Willow Garage is the offical maintainer of OpenCV now. Here's[^] where you start to find documentation and source code. The source IS available. I'd suggest you buy the book and read it to get started on what the library contains.
You measure democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists.
I have the manual of openCV and i have some sort of experience with it. but i am talking about some lib and files we include it in the VC++ directories. i gonna run C++ code based on openCV on NOISE|| mirceoprocessor. so, i need to recompile these lib and dll files. I hope my point is clear now. :)
Ahmed Ismail
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I have the manual of openCV and i have some sort of experience with it. but i am talking about some lib and files we include it in the VC++ directories. i gonna run C++ code based on openCV on NOISE|| mirceoprocessor. so, i need to recompile these lib and dll files. I hope my point is clear now. :)
Ahmed Ismail
I'm not familiar with that processor. I work with OpenCV 2.0 and have done my own projects for VC++ 9.0 to build static libraries under Windows. Basically, if you look at the subdirectories under src, there are 5. CV, CVAux, CXCore, HighGUI, and ML. I built a lib using the source files from each folder. You'll have to set up your build environment to point to the correct lib files. In 2.0, this is just include\OpenCV, however, they did change the directory structure in 2.0 from earlier versions. If you want to build DLLs, you'll have to set up a similar plan but with the output being the DLLs and link libraries. There are some #define statements that need to be set properly to properly export the functions and classes. You may have better luck getting support in the OpenCV Group on Yahoo Groups rather than here. What operating system are you running?
You measure democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists.