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Hi
I would like to use OpenCV dll in my program.
When I use native compiler in VC, that is regular at all.
but when I switch to use icc, the is said, could not load cx210.dll.
Ok, it is dll path set wrong.
But what I tried, that is always invalid.
I know there is a solution : copy/move dlls of opencv which i would use into the project folder.
But it is too unwise.
Is anyone know how to fix the error by setting project/VS?
thank you.
ps: I use icc 10.1 with vs 2005, and CHINESE windows XP SP3.
(I do know if the font encoding make this, as Vtune )
I would like to use OpenCV dll in my program.
When I use native compiler in VC, that is regular at all.
but when I switch to use icc, the is said, could not load cx210.dll.
Ok, it is dll path set wrong.
But what I tried, that is always invalid.
I know there is a solution : copy/move dlls of opencv which i would use into the project folder.
But it is too unwise.
Is anyone know how to fix the error by setting project/VS?
thank you.
ps: I use icc 10.1 with vs 2005, and CHINESE windows XP SP3.
(I do know if the font encoding make this, as Vtune )
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Try the following:
1. turn-off the /nologo for linker so you can see the full link options used - is the Opencv-dir showed as a link lib option?
2. you can add the extra-lib-dir under Project Property -> Linker -> General tab, "Additional Library Directories"
If this does not work, please attach the build log.
Another place to add is under menu "Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories", "Libraries"
1. turn-off the /nologo for linker so you can see the full link options used - is the Opencv-dir showed as a link lib option?
2. you can add the extra-lib-dir under Project Property -> Linker -> General tab, "Additional Library Directories"
If this does not work, please attach the build log.
Another place to add is under menu "Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories", "Libraries"
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