Windows Runtime wrapper for Companion. Since the WinRT Component uses C++/CX it can be used in Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps that are written in C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, and other languages that support the Windows Runtime.
- OpenCV 3 for WinRT/UWP: opencvWinRT
- To begin with, you will need to build OpenCV 3 for WinRT/UWP: opencvWinRT
- Simply use CMake or CMake GUI to build CompanionWinRT.
Feel free to use the provided sample app as a starting point. Unfortunately CMake is currently not able to integrate the C# project to the generated Visual Studio Solution automatically. Follow these steps to do that manually:
- Open the generated project file
CompanionWinRT.slnin Visual Studio. - Go to
File>Add>Existing Project...and select the project file<build_dir>\CompanionUWPSample\CompanionUWPSample.csproj.
Be aware that the sample project is being copied to the build directory so it won't be under version control.
- Add
CompanionWinRTas a reference to theCompanionUWPSampleproject: right click on the project name and chooseAdd>Reference.... - Right click on
CompanionUWPSampleand chooseSet as StartUp Project. - Add your OpenCV DLLs to the project by right clicking on
CompanionUWPSampleand choosingAdd>Existing Item....
CompanionWinRT is a Windows Runtime wrapper for Companion.
Copyright (C) 2017-2018 Dimitri Kotlovsky, Andreas Sekulski
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