1 | initial version |
OpenCV 3.4.1 + Contrib
you need EXACTLY the same version for both opencv main and contrib repos.
opencv4 (master branch uses c++11, things like override and final) , and your 3.4.1 opencv main branch does not.
either update your opencv main repo (and see, you have c++11 enabled in cmake), or use the 3.4.1 opencv_contrib branch
2 | No.2 Revision |
OpenCV 3.4.1 + Contrib
you need EXACTLY the same version for both opencv main and contrib repos.
opencv4 (master branch branch) uses c++11, things like override and final) , final, and your 3.4.1 opencv main branch does not.not. (or, lacks the macro definitions)
either update your opencv main repo (and see, you have c++11 enabled in cmake), or use the 3.4.1 opencv_contrib branch
3 | No.3 Revision |
OpenCV 3.4.1 + Contrib
you need EXACTLY the same version for both opencv main and contrib repos.
opencv4 (master branch) uses c++11, things like override and final, and your 3.4.1 opencv main branch does not. (or, lacks the macro definitions)
either update your opencv main repo (and see, you have c++11 enabled in cmake), cmake(ENABLE_CXX11)), or use the 3.4.1 opencv_contrib branch
4 | No.4 Revision |
OpenCV 3.4.1 + Contrib
you need EXACTLY the same version for both opencv main and contrib repos.
opencv4 (master branch) uses c++11, things like override and final, and your 3.4.1 opencv main branch does not. (or, lacks the macro definitions)
either update your opencv main repo (and see, you have c++11 enabled in cmake(ENABLE_CXX11)), or use the 3.4.1 opencv_contrib branchbranch (if you downloaded that via git, that's just a git checkout 3.4.1
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