Docs on various switches for building OpenCV 4 under Linux
Previous post, I had inquired about specific switches for fast execution. But perhaps that is not well-traveled terrain.
So maybe the better question would be whether the multitude of CMake switches are documented anywhere. I'm just trying to gain some insight into which flags could be beneficial.
If this is closed as a duplicate, isn't it normal practice to add a link to the original post that answers the question? I didn't see it in my searches. In fact, I searched for many of the OpenCV 4 flags that I was curious about, and they did not turn up.
I'd still like to know: This is a duplicate of -which- question?
That's the same question as previous one : you wrote it.
answer to your question :
there is no doc on various switches for building OpenCV 4 under LinuxNope. The previous question was specific to prerequisite libraries for improving runtime performance. It would entail settings of a small number of switches, not the whole confusing gamut of possible (and presumably undocumented switches). Please also note that I did get one reply to the previous inquiry, and though it was helpful, it related to only a couple of the compile options.
So I believe this question is valid. Cmake-Gui brings up a few pages of options that must be meaningful to those building OpenCV 4. It's hard to believe that there would be no documentation, given the effort that must have gone into generating the options. If this is re-opened, perhaps some could contribute information that would be valuable.
Are you using raspberry pi or pc?
Setting up a couple Linux-based workstations for neural net development. Code is written in both C++ and Python. I've had a couple systems running OpenCV 3.x. The build process was tedious, and I didn't want to risk blowing up the previous development environments, so I've set up new workstations in order to move to OpenCV 4.
It seems logical that someone, somewhere, would have documented the options that are displayed by cmake-gui. I've done google searches for the names of individual options, but for the most part, I haven't found anything.