In my eailer posts I have written how to Link Opencv Library in VC++ visula studio 6 and in Bloodshed's DEVC++. Now we will learn how to Link and configue OpenCV with Visual C++ .Net.
Linking DLLs:
• To permanantly include necessary dll files, add "C:\Program Files\OpenCV\bin" to PATH by visiting Advanced tab in System of Windows (the locate of directory might be different).
• One can just copy necessary dll files into project directory with source files.
Customize Global Options:
• Open the Visual C++ .Net Application. In the menu bar, select Tools->Options
• In the listing, choose Projects->VC++ Directories.
• First, select Library files from the "Show Directories for" List Box.
• Click the Insert New icon, and locate the folder where you have installed opencv.
• Consider that it is installed in "C:/Program Files/OpenCV".
• In the Library files list, locate and add:
Create New Project:
• Within Developer Studio create new application:
• Select from menu "File"->"New..."->"Projects" tab.
• Choose "Win32 Application" or "Win32 console application" - the latter is the easier variant and both the sample projects have this type.
Linking DLLs:
• To permanantly include necessary dll files, add "C:\Program Files\OpenCV\bin" to PATH by visiting Advanced tab in System of Windows (the locate of directory might be different).
• One can just copy necessary dll files into project directory with source files.
Customize Global Options:
• Open the Visual C++ .Net Application. In the menu bar, select Tools->Options
• In the listing, choose Projects->VC++ Directories.
• First, select Library files from the "Show Directories for" List Box.
• Click the Insert New icon, and locate the folder where you have installed opencv.
• Consider that it is installed in "C:/Program Files/OpenCV".
• In the Library files list, locate and add:
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\lib"
• Now choose Include files in the list box, and locate and add the following directories:
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cv\include" "C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cxcore\include"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\highgui"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cvaux\include"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\_graphics\include
- Next, choose source files in the list box, and locate and add the following directories:
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cxcore\src"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cvaux\src"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\highgui"
"C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\_graphics\src"
Now click OK in the Options dialog.
• You have successfully configured the global settings. Create New Project:
• Within Developer Studio create new application:
• Select from menu "File"->"New..."->"Projects" tab.
• Choose "Win32 Application" or "Win32 console application" - the latter is the easier variant and both the sample projects have this type.
Type the project name and choose location
• Click Ok.. In the Application Wizard, Just click Finish.
• Click Ok.. In the Application Wizard, Just click Finish.
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