I am trying to start using OpenCV. I have CMake version 2.8.12.1, but it does not show VS2013 as an option for a generator. Do I need a different version of CMake, or is there something I have not installed properly?
Thanks.
Visual Studio 12 is Visual Studio 2013,and Visual Studio 11 is Visual Studio 2012
Thanks. However, I am still having an issue installing. When I click Configure, I get the messages: Checking for Windows Platform SDK Checking for Visual Studio 2012 Could NOT find JNI ( and then several Java libraries missing)
Is it necessary to have Java first?
Then, when I hit Generate, I get a long list of errors of the format: CMake Error: install(EXPORT "OpenCVModules") given absolute DESTINATION "/lib" but the export references an installation of target "opencv_videostab" which has relative DESTINATION "bin".
Can anyone tell me what I have done wrong?
Visual Studio C++ 2013 is VC11 in cmake
Visual C++ 2008 -> VC 9
Visual C++ 2010 -> VC 10
Visual C++ 2012 -> VC 11
Visual C++ 2013 -> VC 12
My IDE is visual studio 2013(os is Windows 10 preview (x64)), and I choose "Visual Studio 12 2013 Win64" in window appeared after pressing cmake "Configure". Press "Configure" twice and "Generate" once, ignore all the warnings in cmake output window, and you can see the "OpenCV.sln" generated in your path set for "Where to build the binaries".
Follow this instruction to install OpenCV. He guides us install OpenCV 2.4.8 with visual studio 2012 (VC11). However, you can install other OpenCV version with appropriate version of visual studio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-VgWxkVp2w
Asked: 2013-11-14 15:53:24 -0600
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Last updated: May 05 '15
I've installed opencv 3.0 with visual studio 2013. Actually CMake shows you
Visual Studio 12 13. I'm using windows 7 though.