![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() hpp, executables, or a collection of everything)? Is this structure specific to C++ and OS X or is it more widespread? Also, where would the libraries like OpenCV be installed, how would clang (or any other compiler/linker) know where to find them, and what kind of files would they be (.a. I think a lot of this is done by CMake, but I don't know what CMake really does, how you would use it, or how you would then utilize the library/framework in your code. Then, after you download it, you have to build it (I don't know what build means though), and then link your compiler against it so that it can access the files? I don't know how any of this would be done, or really what this means. My understanding is that OpenCV (and other libraries/frameworks) is distributed as only the source code so that is is able to work cross-platform. I am trying to install OpenCV, but I don't know what needs to happen for it to be installed, how to check, or what really OpenCV is (Is it a library, framework, something else?). I am really confused over what it means to install (I think they are called libraries) for C++. I am trying to get my head around some basic concepts, but I can't seem to figure them out. ![]()
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