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"a subset of Intel IPP (IPPCV) is given to us and our users free of charge, free of licensing fees, for commercial and non-commerical use. It’s used by default
by ris 11y ago
"a subset of Intel IPP (IPPCV) is given to us and our users free of charge, free of licensing fees, for commercial and non-commerical use. It’s used by default in x86 and x64 builds on Windows, Linux and Mac."
Has OpenCV just had a great big binary blob dropped in the middle of it?
- dr_zoidberg 11y agoFrom what I understand, Intel has been part of the development of OpenCV from the begining. So I wouldn't call it exactly a "big binary blob dropped in the middle".
- ris 11y agoWhat's that got to do with it? It still means if I do a "default install" of OpenCV it will be executing code from a mysterious blob for which source is not available.