OpenCV安装向导(英文)

OpenCV安装向导(英文)详细介绍了OpenCV在各种软件平台上的安装方法。

InstallGuide - OpenCV Wiki页码，1/8OpenCV Installation Guide

Overview:

1) If you want the stable 2.3.1 release of OpenCV, get it here for

Windows, Linux or Mac and Android.

(Or if you want the latest code being developed, get it from our

SVN server)

2) Install CMake and some prerequisite libraries.

(You can skip this if you just use the pre-built Visual Studio

2008/2010 binaries for Windows).

3) Use CMake to build OpenCV binaries (such as "opencv_core230.dll" or

"libopencv_core.so.2.3.0") from the source code.

(You can skip this if you use the pre-built Visual Studio 2010 binaries

for Windows).

4) Finally you must configure your C/C++ compiler so it knows where to

find OpenCV for your projects.

(Installation guides for popular compilers are given below).

1) Get the latest stable OpenCV version

Go to http://doc.guandang.net/projects/opencvlibrary

Windows: download the executable installation package for Windows and

run it. Note that the package is 32-bit only, and does not include TBB

support (thus you can not take advantage of multiple cores unless you are

doing threading youself at the application level). It is generally

recommended to download the source .zip package and rebuild OpenCV

from scratch using the same compiler that you use to build your applications.

Linux/MacOSX/other operating systems: download the source tarball

(OpenCV-x.y.z.tar.bz2).

Android: visit the Android page and then follow the tutorial.

Or get the cutting-edge OpenCV from SourceForge SVN

repository

If you want the newest code that is still in development, launch SVN client

and checkout either:

a.the current OpenCV snapshot from here:

https://http://doc.guandang.net/svn/opencv/trunk

b.or the latest tested OpenCV snapshot from here:

https://http://doc.guandang.net/svn/opencv/branches/2.3

In Linux/MacOSX it can be done using the command line, e.g.:

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