Compiling OpenCV 3.1doesn't put header files into include directory
Hello together,
I recently tried to compile OpenCV 3.1 with CUDA8, OpenNI2, Python2.7 on Windows 8.1 with Visual Studio 2015. I built the project "ALL_BUILD", but still e. g. the header files haven't been put into the include directory. Do i have to build another project within the opencv solution?
Moreover some cuda librarys (e.g. cuda_objdetect) haven't been built and i don't know why.
You can find the cmakelist.txt here: https://syncandshare.lrz.de/dl/fiTXbE... And the log of the compiler here: https://syncandshare.lrz.de/dl/fiRvTu...
Many Thanks Armin
"Do i have to build another project within the opencv solution?"
yes, the INSTALL project (it is not run by default) this will copy anything to whatever CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is set to (build/install by default)
can you add your cmake / compiler output here , not on an external link ?
for sad, i can't post the cmake output here, because i registered just today :-/
ah, ok, excused ;)
but, can you post the cmake(console) output (instead of the rather useless log) ?
i'm not sure, if cuda compiles with vs2015 at all
The most cuda libs have been compiled but not all....
Here's the cmake output: https://syncandshare.lrz.de/dl/fiFmXK...
seems not possible with vs2015
recently CUDA 8 has been released with VS2015 support, so it should actually work now
@berak Can you post your comment ("run the INSTALL project") as an answer so that this question shows up answered? Also, I'd suggest editing the question title to "Compiling OpenCV 3.1 doesn't put header files into include directory" to be more descriptive. (I'd do it myself but I don't have 200 points here yet.)
good idea !