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beon

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Sep 25, 2008
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So, when it comes to using the OpenCV framework (available here) in Objective-C, THIS guy says:
Surprisingly, this task is incredibly simple. In less than 200 lines of Objective-C, I’ve got a CoreVideo-based OS X application that does blob detection using OpenCV.

Well, that blows my mind, 'cause I can't seem to get it up and running. I add the framework, add a build step to my project target to copy the private framework files... but my compiler balks at the line
Code:
#import "highgui.h"
telling me
Code:
error: highgui.h: No such file or directory

Which makes me feel like a n00b, which, when it comes to OpenCV, is the truth.

Do any of you out there in MacRumors-Land have any tips, or better yet, any Objective-C code that uses OpenCV?

I'd be real happy, if so...

Much respect,

beOn
 
Do you have an example of how you installed opencv?

I'm getting the same error you did but I am using <headername/headerfile.h>

Any thoughts?

Thanks
 
Do you have an example of how you installed opencv?

I'm getting the same error you did but I am using <headername/headerfile.h>

Any thoughts?

Thanks

There is not much installing it, just add it to your xcode project and add a 'Copy files' buildstep to copy the framework in your app bundle. Since this is a private framework, you can't use it in command line apps.

Wittegijt.
 
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