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If you do not want IDE to run, You can use gcc, cmake and make. It is explained in documentation. I use this method. Works fine. I like it, Because it's simpler to understand than other ways for me. You can use any editor you like. I use both vim and sublime on Linux.

Of course as you may know, OpenCV an serve python, Java, C# and other. If you use python, then you do not need compiler, Just python and editor :) If you use IDE, It would be more pleasant and more easy to code.

If you do not want IDE to run, You can use gcc, cmake and make. It is explained in documentation. I use this method. Works fine. I like it, Because it's simpler to understand than other ways for me. You can use any editor you like. I use both vim and sublime on Linux.

Of course as you may know, OpenCV an serve serves python, Java, C# and other. If you use python, then you do not need compiler, Just python and editor :) If you use IDE, It would be more pleasant and more easy to code.