How does the gocv project run on someone else's computer

[a810752855]

Hello! I have a question to ask you, that is, how can my locally compiled gocv project run on other people's computers? How can it be implemented without repeated installation of opencv environment?

[ykf87]

I have the same question about how to configure the files extracted from the windows.exe file using the opencv prebuilt file to be used!

[cplasfwst]

我也是同样的问题，请求作者解答！！

[shixiawuheng]

Running on Windows is very simple. Place the compiled DLLs from the OpenCV library in your running directory

[dosgo]

I think the usability under Windows still needs to be improved. It would be better to provide a precompiled dll so that no local compilation is required.

[deadprogram]

I have been doing quite a bit of work on getting static builds working well for Linux and Windows.

macOS does not generally like static linking to OS so that one is trickier. But the latest dev branch already has commits merged to help with this.

[dosgo]

Thanks for your work, but it is not easy to use under Windows at present. It seems that the path of opencv is also fixed and can only be hard-coded. If you can specify the directory and then compile and package it yourself, it will be more convenient to use.

[dosgo]

Running on Windows is very simple. Place the compiled DLLs from the OpenCV library in your running directory

So as long as there is opencv_videoio_ffmpeg4100_64.dll in the program directory, gocv can be used directly?

[shixiawuheng]

Running on Windows is very simple. Place the compiled DLLs from the OpenCV library in your running directory

So as long as there is opencv_videoio_ffmpeg4100_64.dll in the program directory, gocv can be used directly?

I put all the DLLs into the running directory and then run the software. The ones that are occupied and cannot be deleted are the ones that are needed

[shixiawuheng]

However, I am currently using static compilation in the Windows environment and have not yet overcome it in the Linux environment

[deadprogram]

Check out the latest commits to the dev branch. We should probably have a release soon...