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3.8 KiB
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75 lines
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How to Build Sample Program
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How to Install Tools and Libraries
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* Visual Studio 2015
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In Visual Studio 2015, Visual C++ is not installed by default. When installing, be sure to choose Custom installation and then choose the C++ components you require.
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Or, if Visual Studio is already installed, choose [File]>[New]>[Project]>[C++] and you will be prompted to install the necessary components.
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* Kinect for Windows SDK v2.0
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Please download installer, and install follow the instructions of installer.
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* OpenCV 3.1.0
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Please download pre-built package, and unzip the self-extracting file.
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Then, Please placed OpenCV folder in any directory. ( e.g. <code>C:\Program Files\opencv</code> )
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* CMake 3.6.1
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Please download installer, and install follow the instructions of installer.
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* Speech Platform SDK 11 ( and Kinect for Windows SDK v2.0 Language Packs (en-US) )
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Please download installer for target platform, and install follow the instructions of installer.
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How to Generate Project of Samples using CMake
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1. Run CMake GUI
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2. Fill These Fields
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* **Where is the source code**
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This area is directory containing CMakeLists.txt file.
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If you want to build all samples, please fill path of sample directory. ( e.g. <code>C:/Kinect2Sample/sample</code> )
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If you want to build any one sample, please fill path of any one directory. ( e.g. <code>C:/Kinect2Sample/sample/Color</code> )
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* **Where to build the binaries**
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This area is directory Visual Studio project files will be generated.
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By convention, Fill the path that added the <code>\/build</code> to above path. ( e.g. <code>C:/Kinect2Sample/sample/build</code> )
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3. Click Configure Button
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You will be prompted for compiler and target platform.
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Please specify compiler and target platform to use. ( e.g. <code>Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64</code> )
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Then, click finish button.
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4. Fill Configuration Fields
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It will be entered almost automatically.
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Please check configuration settings.
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Then, click configure button.
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* **KINECTSDK\_DIR** ... The directory path of Kinect for Windows SDK v2.0 ( e.g. <code>C:/Program Files/Microsoft SDKs/Kinect/v2.0_1409</code> )
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* **OPENCV\_DIR** ... The directory path that to search CMake configuration file for OpenCV. ( e.g. <code>C:/Program Files/opencv/build</code> )
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5. Click Generate Button
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If there is no errors, the Visual Studio project files will be generated into the "Where to build the binaries" directory.
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6. Set Environment Variable
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You might need to add OpenCV binary directory path to environment variable "PATH" to be able to run applications. (e.g. <code>C:\Program Filesopencv\build\x64\vc14\bin</code> )
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The path that have to be added to environment variable will be displayed in output area of CMake GUI.
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This path is depend on Compiler, Target Platform and OpenCV Directory.
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How to Build and Start Samples
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1. Open Visual Studio Solution File ( e.g. <code>..\build\Sample.sln</code> )
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2. Set Solution Configurations
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Select Release from the Solution Configuration drop-down list, which is on the Standard toolbar. ( e.g. <code>Release</code> )
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Release build will be enabled optimization by compiler.
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3. Build Solution ( or Project )
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On the Build menu, Click "Build Solution".
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Or, In Solution Explorer, select the desired build target project within your solution. Then Click "Build Project".
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4. Set Startup Project
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In Solution Explorer, select the desired startup project within your solution.
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On the Project menu, choose "Set as StartUp Project".
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5. Start Without Debugging
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On the Debug menu, choose "Start Without Debugging".
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