Renaming didn't help to unblock 3.x progress as co-existence with 2.x
was no less complex than simply fixing consumers. This commit also
restores directory-level history accidentally lost via git-svn.
PR: 210505
Pointy hat to: jbeich (should've discussed first)
To avoid confusion, the main port is to track the latest release.
Whether to rename includes/libraries as well making it possible to
install 2.x and 3.x side-by-side remains to be investigated.
PR: 210505 (for tracking)
Inspired by: PkgSrc
This allows the gstreamer plugin to actualy link to the needed opencv libraries.
PR: 196021
Approved by: maintainer timeout (4 months)
Obtained from: debian
- Specify major Qt version number to squash some CMake warnings about Qt5
- Use OPTIONS_RADIO for GUI support - build only allows use of one toolkit
- Make OpenGL support optional (off by default since it only works with
GUI support)
- Allow OpenGL support with GTK2
Reported by: Wolfgang Riegler <wolfgang.riegler@gmx.de> [1]
- Revert options helpers to if statements since the OFF condition is not
applied when OPTIONS_EXCLUDE is used
- Move most of the OpenCV modules from the graphics/opencv-core port to
graphics/opencv, leaving opencv-core as just the bare minimum required
for building ffmpeg with OpenCV support
- Install examples for python and java bindings
- Add new slave port graphics/opencv-java: Java bindings for OpenCV
- Bump PORTREVISION and make dependency adjustments and fixes for
dependent ports
- Add UPDATING entry
- Fix build with modern compilers in the contrib module [1]
- Fix build of opencv-core with clang in the ts module [2]
- Fix build with QT option [3]
- Fix build of py-opencv with clang [4]
Reported by: avg [1], Robert Huff <roberthuff@rcn.com> [2]
PR: ports/182443 [3], ports/182837 [4]
Submitted by: O. Hartmann <ohartman@zedat.fu-berlin.de> [3], pawel [4]
Fix python support in highgui module.
Bump PORTREVISION
Pass maintainership to submitter.
PR: 137805, 137871
Submitted by: Alberto Villa <villa.alberto AT gmail DOT com>
Approved by: miwi (mentor)
The Open Computer Vision Library is a collection of algorithms
and sample code for various computer vision problems. The
library is compatible with IPL and utilizes Intel Integrated
Performance Primitives for better performance.
WWW: http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/http://www.intel.com/research/mrl/research/opencv/
PR: ports/78473
Submitted by: Marc Abramowitz <msabramo@yahoo.com>
