To set up the environment (Windows* systems):
- Configuration of OpenCV 3.0.0 – Enabling IPP
- Download OpenCV 3.0.0( http://www.opencv.org/ ) and CMake-3.2.3 (http://www.cmake.org/download/ )
- Extract OpenCV where you want and install CMake and run CMake.
- Add OpenCV’s location as the source location and choose a location where you want your build will be created.
- To enable IPP you have 2 options. One you can just use ‘ICV’ that is a special IPP build for OpenCV which is free and the other option is that you can use your IPP from any Intel® software tool suites ( Intel® System Studio or Intel® Parallel Studio )if you have one.
- To go with ICV just have WITH_IPP on. ICV package will download automatically and cmake configuration will catch it.
- In order to enable IPP from Intel® Software Suites , you need to manually add an entry for IPP as well on top of setting WITH_IPP. Click ‘Add Entry’ and type in its name as ‘IPPROOT’. Choose its type as PATH and insert where your IPP is located.
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- If configuration gets done without a problem. Then it is ready to go
To set up the environment (Linux* Ubuntu* systems):
- Configuration of OpenCV 3.0.0 – Enabling IPP
- Download OpenCV 3.0.0( http://www.opencv.org/ )
- Extract OpenCV where you want
- Open a terminal and go to where you extracted OpenCV
- As the same as Windows case, you can go with either ICV or IPP
- For ICV, type 'cmake -D WITH_IPP=ON .'
- Example configuration result for ICV
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- For IPP, type 'cmake -D WITH_IPP=ON -D IPPROOT=<Your IPP Location> .'
- Example configuration result for IPP
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- If the configuration went without a problem, then proceed and type 'make -j4'
- When building is done, type 'make install' to filnally install the library
