Hi,
Can somebody give the steps to create a new opencv android project using eclipse (not steps to import the project). I have searched via internet about this. But available resources are describing how to import the opencv android samples using eclipse...
I finally found the link to create opencv4android project.
"http://docs.opencv.org/trunk/doc/tutorials/introduction/android_binary_package/android_dev_intro.html#building-application-native-part-from-eclipse-cdt-builder"
Hi! You can create android project as usual, then import OpenCV library like described here: How to use OpenCV library project in your application. More common resource about OpenCV4Android is http://opencv.org/android.
Does your project has jni part? For details you can look at Practice: Create an Android application, which uses OpenCV. To verify tools installation you can select project properties from tutorial 3 or 4. They have that properties.
I have checked the tutorial 3 or 4. When I import the tutorial 3 or 4, "C/C++ Build" and "C/C++ General" displayed in the project -> properties. But when I use these samples with my own android project these "C/C++ Build" and "C/C++ General" hasn't display. Can help me how to enable these "C/C++ Build" and "C/C++ General" in my own android project also. I created my project as "New -> project -> Android Application project". Is it right step to create the opencv android project? Thanks.
So what with jni in you app? Did you write an appropriate Android.mk and other steps as in link, I mentioned above? If your project doesn't declare jni (C++) part you would not get C/C++ properties.
Asked: 2012-08-16 01:14:39 -0600
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Last updated: Oct 09 '12
