Now get back to Your orignal openCV folder, the one that You had downloaded. To enter this directory open Finder and select "Go" and then "To the catalogue". You must paste them to Your usr/lib or usr/local/lib directory. There should be new folders in it, "bin" etc.įind a "lib" folder. If You succed, check your mybuildedOpenCV folder. If there is and error and build stops earlier, check if everything is alright and start again. Now Your mybuildedOpenCV should start to build itself :) You must get to 100% without any error. If You succed entering your build folder write in Terminal: make. Use a command: cd /your/path/ mybuildedOpenCV. Then go to Your mybuildedOpenCV folder and drag&drop it to the terminal.
There will be many red colors, so dont get a heart attack :)Ĭlick Generate. Make a new Folder for a Build Direction and name it as You want (for example " mybuildedOpenCV").Ĭlick CONFIGURE. OpenStep is a defunct object-oriented application programming interface (API) specification for a legacy object-oriented operating system, with the basic goal of offering a NeXTSTEP-like environment on non-NeXTSTEP operating systems.OpenStep was principally developed by NeXT with Sun Microsystems, to allow advanced application development on Suns operating systems, specifically Solaris. Put all openCV and javaCV in any direction You will remember.įrom Cmake interface select openCV folder (look two steps earlier) as a Source Direction. I dont recommend the latest version, it's better to use one version behind (like 2.4.9 not 2.4.10).
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I've been stuck with installing openCV on Mac for a while :) There are no really good guides how to do it (beside one or two) so I'll post my tutorial here: The end goal is I'm trying access the webcam in one of the Java projects I'm working on. I've also tried looking through some of previous forums on here discussing the issue (at least on the java side of things) and most of them all have the same steps as the OpenCV tutorial has, I just can't seem to find the folder needed to link the library. I've also tried downloading older versions of OpenCV thinking they would be different but I can't find the. jar file) to be found included in the download.
I've downloaded OpenCV and extracted it, but when I try to create my own library in eclipse, there is no "Build" file (or any. I'm trying to follow the tutorials on the OpenCV website found here I'm trying to setup OpenCV in eclipse (using java)and am having some issues. First off I'm new to the site and also fairly young in the programming world so some of my terminology may be a little off but hopefully you all can get the point.
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