As stated earlier, I used C:\software\opencv-win as the location to where to extract them. Run the openCV exe which will extract all the files you need. Install Qt (This will take quite a while).
Then download openCV, which in my case was 2.4.4ĭownload CMake (at this moment version 2.8.10.2) Ok, so for starters, download the latest qt library and creator with MinGW (in my case 5.0.1) This is simply what I did, and it has worked out for me, I'm now building openCV programs in qt creator 5 using C++. NOTE: I'm not completely sure what I'm doing half of the time, when in doubt I just tend to follow my gut, so if someone with more knowledge and experience spots something that's inaccurate, please tell me and I will correct it. Use the cookbook tutorial for pictures and more in-detail instructions.īut as I hinted, things were not painless and went according to instructions, so I figured I'd share what I did to solve the problems and hopefully this will help someone.
Qt creator 5.0 how to#
Mostly I'm providing updated paths to the compilers and libraries and describe how to handle the errors I got along the way. I can not stress how much this tutorial helped me, and I'm writing this guide as a complement. I've spent a lot of time trying to get qt5 and opencv 2.4.3 to work (so long actually that they released opencv 2.4.4 before i got it to work.) I've been looking at not a few tutorials, but the best one by far has been this one, so major cred and a lot of thanks: I figured I'd give back to this wonderful community (since it has helped me on numerous occations) by posting my findings. I've been struggling with this for quite a while, and got it working this morning.
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