Error Building OpenCV from Source
I've been trying for some time now to build OpenCV on Windows without much success. My main goal in building from source is to have Qt support, but I also want to use IPP and CUDA to make my code run as fast as possible. Thus far I've installed CMake, Visual Studio, Intel IPP, Intel TBB, Anaconda Python, Qt, Eigen, CUDA Toolkit, MikTeX, and finally OpenCV. I run the configuration process to generate the Visual Studio solution, and I can open that solution in VS and it parses all the input files. However, when I build I get a bunch of errors that say, "The project '<name here="">' has been modified outside the environment." The output reports Build: 12 succeeded, 81 failed, 0 up-to-date, 35 skipped.
I've documented my installation step-by-step with screenshots, including screenshots of the build errors, and saved this to a PDF file. The verbose output from the build process has been captured in a plain text file. I've uploaded these files to Dropbox due to size and the documentation can be found here.
Can someone steer me in the right direction?
I occasionally see that message and have to run it again, but it works after that. Other than that, no ideas.
What if you choose 'Reload All'?. Did you notice that it isn't actually using IPP 9? Check the cmake output. Also it looks like it is trying to build after the cmake has run (see bottom of 'OpenCV Build Output.txt'). Have you tried to start over with a clean build/ directory and re-run cmake?
As boaz001 suggested, I have cleaned out my build directory and have rerun CMake. I captured the text output after each Configure step (#1, #2, and #3) and also from the Generate step, and uploaded those outputs to the Dropbox location given above.
I then opened up the build\CMakeFiles folder and grabbed CMakeError.log and CMakeOutput.log files and uploaded them to Dropbox as well.
I've got Visual Studio running again to build the solution, which will take several hours. If I see the same output I will try Tetragramm's suggestion to Reload All. Until then, I hope these log files might provide some insight. I've never used CMake before so I find the output rather cryptic.