tested on OpenCV 1.0 with Visual Studio 2005
tested on OpenCV 0.9 with Visual Studio 2003

If you need DXSDK support, please follow Section 2. If not, Section 1 is enough.

update 2009-1-8: for new versions of OpenCV, just adding path to VS is enough, no need to compile any more.  So, please just do Section 1 step 3~5, that’s all.

Section 1 (Configure without DXSDK)

1. Open “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\_make\opencv.sln“.
   NOTE: @line 1138 in OpenCV file cvaux –> include –> external –> cvaux.h, there is an syntax error. change “/” to “*/“.
2. Build solution with both debug and release configuration. (recommond to use “Build->batch build“). If u encounter any errors, u can try to remove all files in “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\_temp” and build again.
3. Open visual c++, add following path to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Include files“:
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cv\include
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\highgui
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cxcore\include
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\cvcam\include
4. Add “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\lib” to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Library files“
5. When create a new project,
   add following to “Project–>Properties–>LinkeràInput–>Additional dependencies”
   (debug) cvd.lib cxcored.lib highguid.lib cvauxd.lib
   (release) cv.lib highgui.lib cvaux.lib cxcore.lib

Section 2 (Configure with DXSDK)

1. Download OpenCV default installation dir is C:\Program Files\OpenCVDownload Directx SDK default installation dir is C:\DXSDK
2. open
   “C:\DXSDK\samples\C++\DirectShow
   \BaseClasses\baseclasses.sln”
   build it using both debug and release configuration.
   copy ” strmbasd.lib & strmbase.lib “C:\DXSDK\lib.
3. open visual c++, add following path to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Library files -> Include files“:
   C:\DXSDK\Include
   C:\DXSDK\Samples\C++\Common\Include
   C:\DXSDK\Samples\C++\DirectShow\BaseClasses
   add C:\DXSDK\lib to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Library files -> Library Files“
4. build “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\_make\opencv.sln” using both debug and release configuration. (recommond to use “Build->batch build“).if u encounter some builder errors, u can remove all files in “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\_temp” and build again.
5. NOTE: @line 1138 in OpenCV file cvaux –> include –> external –> cvaux.h, there is an syntax error. change “/” to “*/“.
6. build “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\_make\opencv_directshow.sln” using both debug and release configuration.(recommond to use “Build->batch build“).
7. open visual c++, add following path to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Include files“:
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cv\include
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\highgui
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\cxcore\include
   C:\Program Files\OpenCV\otherlibs\cvcam\include
8. add “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\lib” to “Tools–>Options–>Projects–>VC++ Directories–>Library files -> Library Files“
9. when create a new project,
   add following to “Project–>Properties–>Linker->Input–>Additional dependencies”
   (debug) cvd.lib cxcored.lib highguid.lib cvauxd.lib
   (release) cv.lib highgui.lib cvaux.lib cxcore.lib

Reference:
LIHAO,
http://spaces.msn.com/members/meteorash/Blog/cns!1pQBr1bgHmU1smFBpCpoUZ4A!105.entry

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Refer to this url:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/meteorash/Blog/cns!1pQBr1bgHmU1smFBpCpoUZ4A!105.entry
Thanks to Li Hao

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