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#Go OpenCV binding

Why fork?

Original project (https://code.google.com/p/go-opencv) looks abandoned. Therefore, I decide to fork it and host it on Github, so that others can help to maintain this package.

Install

Linux

install Go1 and OpenCV
go get github.com/lazywei/go-opencv
cd ${GoOpenCVRoot}/samples && go run hellocv.go

Windows

install Go1 and MinGW
install OpenCV-2.4.x to MinGW dir
- libopencv*.dll --> ${MinGWRoot}\bin
- libopencv*.lib --> ${MinGWRoot}\lib
- include\opencv --> ${MinGWRoot}\include\opencv
- include\opencv2 --> ${MinGWRoot}\include\opencv2
go get code.google.com/p/go-opencv/trunk/opencv
cd ${GoOpenCVRoot}/trunk/samples && go run hellocv.go

Example

Resizing

package main

import opencv "github.com/lazywei/go-opencv/opencv"

func main() {
	filename := "bert.jpg"
	srcImg := opencv.LoadImage(filename)
	if srcImg == nil {
		panic("Loading Image failed")
	}
	defer srcImg.Release()
	resized1 := opencv.Resize(srcImg, 400, 0, 0)
	resized2 := opencv.Resize(srcImg, 300, 500, 0)
	resized3 := opencv.Resize(srcImg, 300, 500, 2)
	opencv.SaveImage("resized1.jpg", resized1, 0)
	opencv.SaveImage("resized2.jpg", resized2, 0)
	opencv.SaveImage("resized3.jpg", resized3, 0)
}

Webcam

Yet another cool example is created by @saratovsource which demos how to use webcam:

cd samples
go run webcam.go

You can find more samples at: https://github.com/lazywei/go-opencv/tree/master/samples

Contribute

Fork this repo
Create new feature branch, git checkout -b your-feature-branch
Commit your change and push it to your repo git commit -m 'new feature'; git push origin your-feature-branch
Open pull request!