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Download and installThis guide is intended to help in the installation and configuration of the QVision on a new system. It also includes instructions to get a first "hands-on", not so simple "kind-of-hello-world" QVision sample application running.Dependencies of the QVisionRight now, QVision needs the following libraries and programs to be installed. The framework will be a modular library in a future, so you will be able to compile the core features without unneeded functionality:
Optional librariesQVision can interoperate with the following libraries. Install them if you are planning to use them from QVision applications:
Setting up in Ubuntu systemsIf you are planning to install QVision on a Ubuntu, Debian or any other distribution with a package management system based on apt-get, synaptic, or adept, you can directly install the following packages:
Compilation and Install.Latest release and older versions can be downloaded from the following url:http://forja.rediris.es/frs/?group_id=321 Once you have the tar file for QVision, named QVision.<version>.tgz, copy it to your home directory (or a temporary location for compiling), and untar-it using this line:
# tar xzvf QVision.<version>.tgz Then you should rename or copy the file config.pri.example inside the QVision directory to config.pri. This file contains several configuration variables which can be modified to tune the compilation and installation of the library. Also, you can activate QVision interoperativity with other libraries, such as OpenCV and CGAL in this file. You can find detailed information about these configuration parameters in the own file config.pri. Once customized the config.pri file to your needs and system, compile the library using the following commands inside the QVision directory:
# qmake # make This will compile the library. When compilation is done, you should install it in your system. This will copy some files in the directory specified in the variable 'INSTALL_PATH'. If that route is in your home directory, or other place you have permissions to write, you should simply do the following:
# make install Otherwise, you should use sudo console command, to copy the files as a super-user:
# sudo make install If you need to uninstall the library, simply compile again, and use the following line:
# sudo make uninstall This will erase QVision's library files from the directory where you installed it previously. |