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Hi there, do you mind to share more errors? By the way, are there any CMake errors?

Built succeeded.

Solution: Don't build ("Debug" or "Release") the whole OpenCV.sln but try to build certain core projects one by one, such as -opencv_core -opencv_cudaarithm -opencv_cudabgsegm -opencv_codec -opencv_features2d -opencv_cudafilters -opencv_cudaimgproc -opencv_cudaobject -opencv_cudaoptflow -opencv_cudastereo -opencv_cudawarping

Reload all if the reload window is prompt.

After that, build "Install" again under debug mode, repeat all steps in release mode.

Case closed.

Dear all, is there anyone successfully build with this configuration.

I had try many times but still giving me lots of errors and warnings.

Example of warnings I received

After the build failed, this window pop out.

Anyone know how to solved this problem? Before this I successfully built by disabling with_cuda. But right now I need to use cuda. But failed to build it and I did enabled with_cuda in cmake.

@ThorbjornSomod Sorry for the late reply. Is your problem solved? If not, can u show us the latest errors u received?

If CMAKE having errors, then try to reinstall CMAKE and try it.

@ThorbjornSomod I not really sure if there is another way to do that. In fact, you won't have to reinstall the whole VS2015, but instead u just need to add the C++ component by re-run the VS2015 installer (I downloaded the VS2015 update 3 ISO and run it), and choose the options as I mentioned in the comment before. This action will not uninstall the VS2015 but will add the C++ language pack to the VS2015. It required about 3GB to 4GB of hard drive storage. About the source file for opencv-master and opencv_contrib-master, u can download both of them directly from the Github. Click the green button "Clone or download", choose "Download zip". After that, u can follow LBerger's method to configure the CMAKE.

@ThorbjornSomod I think u previously install the Visual Studio 2015 in "Typical" mode, please re-run the installer, click "modify" and then "custom", checked the C++ options. Because the "Typical" mode wouldn't include the C++ language during the installation. U have to choose "custom" during VS 2015 installation. Then only your CMAKE will identify the C++ compiler automatically.

Dear all, my problem had been solved. Just by disable WITH_CUDA during the CMAKE configuration, then the OpenCV.sln can be built successfully without any errors. But just one question, if CUDA is disabled, how can i use GPU to run for my project if needed?

LBerger, I had tried using the Opencv_contrib using opencv master from Github, but when i try to built it in VS 2015, the results is

Build: 11 succeeded, 133 failed, 1 up-to-date, 0 skipped

Most of the errors are like this

LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file '....\lib\Debug\opencv_objdetect310d.lib'

All the lib are failed to be linked. Is there anything i did wrongly during the installation?

Hi, i encountered the same problem as well. I received lots of errors when i try to "built" the OpenCV.sln. Are there any working solutions? I am using OpenCV3.1.0 (downloaded from the official website), using VS2015 update 3, latest CMake version