* [Feature]: Add github prebuild workflow after new release. (#1852) * add prebuild dockerfile * add prebuild test workflw * update * update * rm other workflow for test * Update docker image * add win1o prebuild * add test prebuild * add windows scripts in prebuilt package * add linux scripts in prebuilt package * generate_build_config.py * fix cudnn search * fix env * fix script * fix rpath * fix cwd * fix windows * fix lint * windows prebuild ci * linux prebuild ci * fix * update trigger * Revert "rm other workflow for test" This reverts commit |
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install_opencv.ps1 | ||
set_env.ps1 |
README.md
build sdk
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open windows powerShell with administrator privileges set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
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installed opencv (you can skip this step if you have installed it) in sdk folder:
.\install_opencv.ps1
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set environment variable and path in sdk folder:
. .\set_env.ps1
(you have to additionally install cuda and cudnn if you use sdk cuda version) -
build sdk in sdk folder:
. .\build_sdk.ps1
(if you installed opencv by install_opencv.ps1)or
. .\build_sdk.ps1 "path/to/folder/of/OpenCVConfig.cmake"
(if you installed opencv yourself)the executable will be generated in:
example\cpp\build\Release