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2013-08-07 19:52:37 -0600 | answered a question | How to work with OPENCV4ANDROID- in android studio Android Studio uses gradle as the build system for Android projects. Until the OpenCV Android SDK ships with support for gradle out-of-the-box, I find it easiest to first convert the SDK to a gradle project from Eclipse before using it from Android Studio. To do this:
Your copy of the OpenCV Android SDK should now be properly configured to be built by gradle. To use it from a new project in Android Studio:
Your new project can now use the OpenCV Android SDK from Android Studio. For example, you should be able to implement the "Hello World" example from the OpenCV Android tutorial (skip all of the Eclipse setup instructions and just make the layout, Android manifest, and main activity changes inside MyApplication). |
2013-08-07 18:03:17 -0600 | answered a question | Opencv java build error in Ubuntu 13.04 You shouldn't need to install a local copy of If you're still having trouble, can you post the full cmake command you're using? OpenGL support (optional)If you need OpenGL support, you'll want to " OpenCL support (optional)To compile with OpenCL support, you'll want to " |