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README
About
This is a machine vision package that is implemented on top of the OpenCV C library library.
How To Install
The main installation instructions are detailed in the [Project Wiki]. In short, install
GHC >= 7.4.1, cabal install, c2hs and c version of opencv and your good to go.
According to the OpenCV version you are using, you may need to run the installation
process with one of these two flags -fopencv23
or -fopencv24
, like so:
cabal install -fopencv24
There is also an [example installation transcript with all the gory details] in the wiki.
How To Use
The Documentation is available at http://aleator.github.com/CV/
Screenshots? Examples?
There are some screenshots at http://aleator.github.com/CV/ and the examples
directory of
this project contains a plenty of small sample programs.
Changelog
- 0.3.0.2 - Workaround for compiling with OS X 10.6 & fixed errors about M_PI .