Although I always develop OpenCV applications under linux and always recommend open source environments, many of you use Windows (hey, use whatever suits your needs). So this is for all of you Windows OpenCV developers, you might find it useful:
"Ceemple OpenCV for Visual Studio" - Out of the box OpenCV C++ development for Visual Studio.
Ceemple Page: http://www.ceemple.com/ceemple-opencv-visual-studio/
Features:
- Pre-compiled OpenCV v3.0 built with: CUDA, OpenCL, OpenMP, IPP
- Support for Windows 64 bit distribution and Visual Studio 2013
- Auto installation of Microsoft Image Watch extension
- OpenCV new project wizard
- 70+ examples of OpenCV and CUDA.
- Start programming immediately using OpenCV within Visual Studio.
- OpenCV is ready for use, built with complementary libraries.
- No need for long setups, configurations and adaptation of OpenCV for Visual Studio.
- Learn from the numerous code examples provided.
- Debug with Microsoft Image Watch extension.
- Free use.
3 comments:
Hello
first of all nice blog. I am happy I found such a source of precious .. well.. source code to learn from.
I have just installed CEEMPLE for VS2013 and it seems to integrate quite well (a new voice CEEMPLE PROJECT is available also). What I do not understand is: before we had to configure manually each project for each library I was going to use. But what now? Ceemple is basically an IDE with a bunch of libs integrated.. is it supposed to be just a favour they did to us to I don't know how have VS13 configured to use openCV out of the box?
Or perhaps there is something more?
Is is possible to install it with VS2012?
Post a Comment