Installation QT and OpenCV interfaces

[Stevendragoes]

In addition,what configuration Should I use to compile them? There are 2 ways stated in the tutorials that I can use MinGW or MSVC2017. What are the differences? Would any compilation suffice for the above requirements?

[SGaist]

Hi,

The recommendation is to use the latest LTS.

As for the compiler, since you are dealing with C++ libraries, you have to ensure that all your librairies are compiled with the same compiler.

As for MSVC vs MinGW, you have to install Visual Studio yourself (Microsoft Rule). MinGW can be installed through the online installer.

[Stevendragoes]

Hello @SGaist thank you for the response. Could. You enlighten me on what is the latest LTS? Maybe a link to tell me how to check for the latest LTS

C++ libraries I use the g++ and cmake to compile them. Am I doing the right thing?

I already have the visual studio stated above. Will that do?

[Mucip]

Hi @Stevendragoes ,
You may follow below video. I have started with it...

https://youtu.be/akAAAvGyLn0

Regards,
Mucip:)

[SGaist]

LTS = Long Term Support

Do you mean you are using MinGW ?

[Stevendragoes]

@SGaist I have tutorials on Using MinGW or Visual Studios to link the libraries of OpenCV to QT. That's what I meant.

@Mucip thanks for the YouTube video. As I am overseas I'll look at it when I'm back at work

[Stevendragoes]

Hello @SGaist and all who are reading this

I have installed the following Items from QT OpenSource Version
Under Developer and Design Tools,

and ''CMake 3.16.0 32-bit''

Under QT, I have installed the following

Are those Enough for me to incorporate OpenCV and QT?

[Stevendragoes]

Hello again,
I have also downloaded MSVC 2017 to be compliant with the QT 5.12.6

[jsulm]

@Stevendragoes said in Installation QT and OpenCV interfaces:

Are those Enough for me to incorporate OpenCV and QT?

Yes, if 32bit apps are OK for you.

[Stevendragoes]

Thank you @jsulm