I am looking for clear instructions from someone how to configure this properly and with success. I have the master_contrib folder on my desktop and the standard openCV 3.1.0 located on my desktop as well. How do I successfully add the master_contrib modules to the standard openCV folder? I am using Mac OSX
Travis's easy as pie method to keep your hair enact..
Re-install up to date openCV main folder via zip etc..
download the opencv_contrib_master ( 3rd party )
create build folder inside openCV main
copy all modules from contrib folder and paste them into our main openCV
run Cmake as per normal (GUI WAY) have source code of main openCV and create build binaries in our build folder we created
Finished, breath
This seems to work if I encounter any problems I will update this answer but as of now its working, this was way more complicated then it should have ever been or made to seem, this is blatantly simple don't overthink it like I did please
The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. QT looks similar to Xcode so maybe this will help. In the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added with CMake build, so I just copy/paste those lib's from CMake build into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps. I suppose I could have grouped all the lib's in a folder to make it neater...but I add a little chaos on purpose to break my OCD habit of over organizing. ;o)
Hey thanks for your input. I understand the logic behind this and yes they are very similar with slight differences but that major problem I am having is a clear defined way how to add extra modules that are not the standard modules with openCV 3.1.0 rather I want the opencv contrib_master which is different in the sense of adding modules to the actual opencv
Asked: 2016-07-02 00:55:38 -0600
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Last updated: Jul 06 '16
Here you go, courtesy of berak: http://answers.opencv.org/question/97...
What IDE are you using? It is way easier than most make it. Build with Cmake, configure usr and local folders in Xcode, copy paste files from the build/lib folder into Xcode. Done, no MacPorts or Homebrew needed.
You can use brew for the whole thing.
visit: http://www.learnopencv.com/install-op...
Also please read the comments section for any issues.
if you insist on building from source. You need absolute path to opencv_contrib for this setting:
-D OPENCV_EXTRA_MODULES_PATH=absolute-path-to-desktop/opencv_contrib/modules
You can use brew, i used it, but even with the opencv_contrib option i only got a subset of modules installed. I had to compile it from source.
@jmbapps I'm using Qt, I have Cmake etc
Alright thanks guys I'm still pluging away at this reading etc.
UPDATE:
I have added the modules via copy and paste from the opencv_contrib_master to the openCv 3.1.0 original photo but when I go into opencv/build/lib folder and look at all my modules I don't see any of my modules I want from opencv_contrib_master this is essentially all I need to figure out and everything will be working fine, if someone can kindly explain how to get these extra modules in here clearly and clean that'll be great and I'm sure ill be on my way just going in circles here with this