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you seem to use opencv 3.0 here. (not 2.4.8, as you think....)

they changed all of the std::string to cv::String there, so, while you code compiles correctly ( yes, both string types are compatible there ) , your linker has a different opinion on it.

try:

cv::String yo = ...

i'm not sure, why it chokes on the Rect vector, maybe

  vector< Rect > faces;

helps. ( well, if so, i'd say, at least that is worth reporting an issue. )

if you forked or cloned the code from github, the master(3.0) branch is the default one.

if you want the 2.4 branch instead, do:

 git checkout 2.4

and rebuild the whole schlepp.

you seem to use opencv 3.0 here. (not 2.4.8, as you think....)

they changed all of the std::string to cv::String there, so, while you code compiles correctly ( yes, both string types are compatible there ) , your linker has a different opinion on it.

try:

cv::String yo = ...

i'm not sure, why it chokes on the Rect vector, maybe

  vector< Rect > faces;

helps. ( well, if so, i'd say, at least that is worth reporting an issue. )

if you forked or cloned the code from github, the master(3.0) branch is the default one.

if you want the 2.4 branch 2.4.8 instead, do:

 git checkout 2.4

and rebuild the whole schlepp.schlepp (cmake and all).

you seem to use opencv 3.0 here. (not 2.4.8, as you think....)think, just look at the libs ....)

they changed all of the std::string to cv::String there, so, while you code compiles correctly ( yes, both string types are compatible there ) , your linker has a different opinion on it.

try:

cv::String yo = ...

i'm not sure, why it chokes on the Rect vector, maybe

  vector< Rect > faces;

helps. ( well, if so, i'd say, at least that is worth reporting an issue. )

if you forked or cloned the code from github, the master(3.0) branch is the default one.

if you want 2.4.8 instead, do:

 git checkout 2.4

and rebuild the whole schlepp (cmake and all).

you seem to use opencv 3.0 here. (not 2.4.8, as you think, just look at the libs ....)libs)

they changed all of the std::string to cv::String there, so, while you code compiles correctly ( yes, both string types are compatible there ) , your linker has a different opinion on it.

try:

cv::String yo = ...

i'm not sure, why it chokes on the Rect vector, maybe

  vector< Rect > faces;

helps. ( well, if so, i'd say, at least that is worth reporting an issue. )

if you forked or cloned the code from github, the master(3.0) branch is the default one.

if you want 2.4.8 instead, do:

 git checkout 2.4

and rebuild the whole schlepp (cmake and all).