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What do you mean that they've deprecated C? I see C code everywhere in their sourcetree. From their front page: "It has C++, C, Python and Java interfaces and s
by Negative1 11y ago
What do you mean that they've deprecated C? I see C code everywhere in their sourcetree.
From their front page:
"It has C++, C, Python and Java interfaces and supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS, iOS and Android"
- tarikjn 11y agohttp://answers.opencv.org/question/17546/opencv-will-drop-c-api-support-soon/ http://answers.opencv.org/question/17546/opencv-will-drop-c-... > Actually C API will stay in the library, but it will not be available by default. It will be put into separate header files, that should be manually included by user. So, it would be possible to compile the legacy code, but you should add these compatibility includes manually. > It is possible that OpenCV will generate compiler warnings in case you're using C API. These warnings will notify you that you're using deprecated API, and you should migrate to C++ They go on to say that basically OpenCV's internals are moving to C++, the C API will essentially no longer be an officially supported API until some kind of automated C-to-C++ wrapper in made in the future. The C stuff still available has to be included manually, no longer officially documented and is an older OpenCV version.