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Why after linking the OpenCV libraries, Mat objects are still 'undefined'?

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    SGaist
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    That looks good. What exact error are you getting now, after doing a full rebuild ?

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        That's not a linking problem you have there.

        Where is opencv2/core.hpp located exactly in your system ?

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          it should be the one on top left right? given the path

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            Did you notice the "opencv4" folder that is missing from your INCLUDEPATH statement ?

            Either add it there or to your include statements.

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              I tried that and it still doesn't work apparently

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                Please provide the information directly.
                What exactly did you try ?
                What is the error your get ?

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                  I changed the include statements to that and in the .pro file the INCLUDEPATH is /usr/local/include/opencv4

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                    @SGaist said in Why after linking the OpenCV libraries, Mat objects are still 'undefined'?:

                    Did you notice the "opencv4" folder that is missing from your INCLUDEPATH statement ?

                    Either add it there or to your include statements.

                    I wrote "either" which means one or the other, not both.

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                      So I changed it in the main.cpp file because otherwise I got those errors . Now in the .pro file is /usr/local/include.
                      I still get the same errors
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                      The last error I don't understand because I wrote opencv2/core/core.hpp not opencv2/core.hpp and I cleaned the project again before

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                        So I changed it in the main.cpp file because otherwise I got those errors . Now in the .pro file is /usr/local/include.
                        I still get the same errors
                        7c81d5f1-be9e-46f3-8e4f-cb4ea697577b-image.png

                        The last error I don't understand because I wrote opencv2/core/core.hpp not opencv2/core.hpp and I cleaned the project again before

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                        @georgiav Change INCLUDEPATH in your pro file so, that it points to /usr/local/include/opencv4 and change your includes like

                        #include "opencv2/...
                        

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                          @georgiav Change INCLUDEPATH in your pro file so, that it points to /usr/local/include/opencv4 and change your includes like

                          #include "opencv2/...
                          
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                          @jsulm Hi, I tried that before and I got those errors of 'file not found' ( photo above)

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                            Here is a minimal example adjusted to the paths you shown to us:

                            .pro file:

                            TEMPLATE = app
                            TARGET = test_opencv
                            INCLUDEPATH += .
                            INCLUDEPATH += /usr/local/include/opencv4
                             
                            LIBS += -L/usr/local/lib/ -lopencv_core
                            SOURCES += main.cpp
                            

                            main.cpp:

                             #include <opencv2/core.hpp>
                              
                             int main(int argc, char **argv)
                             {
                                  cv::Mat mat;
                                  return 0;
                             }
                            

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                              Here is a minimal example adjusted to the paths you shown to us:

                              .pro file:

                              TEMPLATE = app
                              TARGET = test_opencv
                              INCLUDEPATH += .
                              INCLUDEPATH += /usr/local/include/opencv4
                               
                              LIBS += -L/usr/local/lib/ -lopencv_core
                              SOURCES += main.cpp
                              

                              main.cpp:

                               #include <opencv2/core.hpp>
                                
                               int main(int argc, char **argv)
                               {
                                    cv::Mat mat;
                                    return 0;
                               }
                              
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                              @SGaist Yes, this seems to work fine! Thank you very much!

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                                @SGaist Yes, this seems to work fine! Thank you very much!

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                                @georgiav said in Why after linking the OpenCV libraries, Mat objects are still 'undefined'?:

                                this seems to work fine!

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