Win10+opencv3.2+vs2015 configuration

I checked some information about win10+opencv3.0（2.xx）+vs Configuration article , Prepare to use this as a sample to configure a new vs2015+opencv3.2+win10, But they all failed , Finally, some of my own groping , Finally, the correct configuration method is obtained （ The configuration method of the latest version is much simpler ）.

The first step is to configure the system environment variables . System environment , Click Edit , Then create a new system variable . And the value of this environment variable is yours opencv Unzip the placed file cv14.bin The path of . Like me opencv The unzipped file is placed in d Make a dish opencv In file , The value of all the environment variables is ：D:\opencv\opencv\build\x64\vc14\bin.

        The second step ： The system environment variables are configured , It's right there vs2015 And then configure , No need to restart the computer （ I kiss measuring ）.vc++,win32 Console program , You can select an empty item （ You may not choose ）. Then find the attribute manager in the view , Expand the contents , stay debug|X64 Right click in options （ Or double click ）, Then select add new item property sheet , Then name yourself （opencv The official website is named opencv_debug And opencv_release, Keep consistent with it here , You can also name other names ）

In general properties --->vc++ Catalog ---> Contains the directory , edit , Fill in include opencv In the document include Documents and include Under the document opencv,opencv2 Path to file （ Directly click on the following “···”, You can browse directly ）

Then add a opencv In the document build--->X64--->vc14--->lib That's the way

        The third step ： Select the input item in the linker of this property sheet , Add dependency , Manual input opencv_world320d.lib That's all right. .

In this step, remember not to add additional library directories in linker routine , Otherwise, an error will be reported —— Unable to open opencv_world320.lib.（ But some blog posts mentioned 3.0 It seems that the previous one can be in the linker ——》 Add something to the routine , stay 3.2 It doesn't seem to work , After adding, run and directly report an error , I kiss measuring ）

        It's almost about configuration , Just find an online program to test later . This is simply attached （ Change it imaread The image address in ）：

#include <opencv2/core/core.hpp>
#include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp>
#include <iostream>
using namespace cv;
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
Mat image = imread("E:\\picture\\27b58PICm6Q_1024.jpg");
namedWindow(" The test image ");
imshow(" test ", image);
waitKey(6000);
return 0;
}

If you encounter any problems in your configuration , You can leave me a message , I also want to learn more