affiliatesvilla.blogg.se - Visual studio 2013 doxygen

#Visual studio 2013 doxygen how to
#Visual studio 2013 doxygen install
#Visual studio 2013 doxygen code

Since Windows 8, DirectX is no longer a standalone package, rather it is bundled in the Windows 8.x SDK.

#Visual studio 2013 doxygen install

To build Ogre on Windows you will need to install the DirectX SDK.

On Ogre wiki you will find useful information to build and install Ogre from source. Based on our experience, this is what we recommend. You can also install the lastest release from source. You can check if a prebuild SDK matches your Visual C++ version, and follow the SDK installation instructions. If you are interested in augmented reality (see vpAROgre), or if you want to enable advanced visibility computation during model-based tracking (see vpMbTracker::setOgreVisibilityTest() and Tutorial: Markerless model-based tracking) we recommend to install Ogre3D.

#Visual studio 2013 doxygen code

Ogre3D 3rd party Warning Ogre3D installation from source code described in this section is reserved to expert users. You have also to add the location of librealsense library in the PATH environment variable following the indications mentioned in Setting up PATH variable.Launch CMake (cmake-gui), complete the source code and build locations as in the next image to set the location of the build to C:/workspace/librealsense-1.12.1/build-vc12:Ĭ:\> setx REALSENSE_DIR "C:\workspace\librealsense-1.12.1\build-vc12".Here we suppose that you have librealsense source code in C:\workspace\librealsense-1.12.1 folder.Get librealsense 1.12.1 source code from github C:\> cd C:\workspace.Note There is also librealsense 2.x.y, but ViSP is not compatible yet with this version, that is why we recommend to install the last stable release 1.12.1. I you have an Intel RealSense Depth camera (F200, SR300, R200, LR200, ZR300, and D400 series cameras), you may install librealsense 1.12.1. You have also to add the location of OpenCV libraries in the PATH environment variable following the indications mentioned in Setting up PATH variable.

Inside this folder you should have a file named OpenCVConfig.cmake. Open a cmd terminal (in your "Start" menu click on "Run" and type in cmd.exe) and run:Ĭ:\> setx OpenCV_DIR "C:\workspace\opencv-3.0.0\build" where C:\workspace\opencv-3.0.0\build is where you have installed OpenCV.This workspace is here set to C:\workspace folder, but it could be set to any other location. To install just double click on the msi file.įirst create a workspace that will contain all ViSP and optional 3rd parties.

Download the latest release for Windows win64-圆4 platform (at the time this tuto was written it was the file cmake-3.9.6-win64-圆4.msi). The Desktop version is important to work with CMake. Note If you want to use Visual Studio Express, you have to install Express 2013 for Windows Desktop. In this tutorial we use Visual Studio Express 2013. Note that ViSP can also be build with Visual Studio Express that could be downloaded from. Note Concerning ViSP installation, we provide also other Tutorials. These steps have been tested on Windows 10.0 (64 bit), with CMake 3.9.6 and Visual Studio Express 2013.

#Visual studio 2013 doxygen how to

In this tutorial you will learn how to install ViSP from source on Windows 8.1 or 10.0 with Visual C++ 2013.