mohitdaksh
December 21st, 2011, 09:06 AM
Hello everyone,
I wanted to use a library ( Open Computer Vision library) in my C++ programs so I downloaded it from Synaptic. But when I put the "include" directive for the library g++ says it cannot find it. This is the directive that I have been using. I got this from an example somewhere on the web.
#include <cv.h> // Main OpenCV library.
#include <highgui.h> // OpenCV functions for files and graphical windows.I am using the same general command for compiling the program.
g++ -Wall prog.cpp -o progAre any other flags required?
Or can someone tell me how to add a library to gcc so that I can try to do it manually?
I wanted to use a library ( Open Computer Vision library) in my C++ programs so I downloaded it from Synaptic. But when I put the "include" directive for the library g++ says it cannot find it. This is the directive that I have been using. I got this from an example somewhere on the web.
#include <cv.h> // Main OpenCV library.
#include <highgui.h> // OpenCV functions for files and graphical windows.I am using the same general command for compiling the program.
g++ -Wall prog.cpp -o progAre any other flags required?
Or can someone tell me how to add a library to gcc so that I can try to do it manually?