Installation and connecting opencv with VC++ ->with opencv2.1.0

This is first on  net at vrsec sources to write about how to connect vc++ and opencv.

Start

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Download opencv software Downaload

Then run the installer selct the third option of radio button…then NEXT ->copy the path where ur saving to clipboard -> NEXT -> finish.

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Open VC++ then do the following:

File->newproject->project [ smallwindow opens]

Selct win32 ->win32 console applications-> enter urname ->OK

Then finish.

Goto tools-> options-> drop down the tree project and solutions ->selct VC++ directories->drop downthe executablefiles ->select first one “Include files” Here enter the “path where u installedopen cv then \include\opencv”

Normally “c:\opencv\include\opencv”

Next select the library file

Enter “path of opencv installed\lib\”

Next select source

Enter 1.”path\src\cv\”

2.”path\source\cxcore\”

3.”path\src\cvaux”

4.path\src\highgui\

Then ok

Installation completed 80%

Now goto  the project name u saved

Projects->eg:GOduguluri projects->select tree linker then INPUT

Addadditionl/directories  write 1.cv210.lib 2.cxcore210.lib 3.cvaux210.lib 4.highgui210.lib  Then OK..

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