Updating the OpenCV dependence about caffe

[pavlejosipovic]

Looks like the opencv3 uses static linking, so dll's shouldn't be necessary.
Seems like you haven't configured all project properly to use new opencv package.

[pavlejosipovic]

My bad, dlls are included through https://www.nuget.org/packages/opencv3.redist/ which is dependency.
I was able to replace existing opecv package just by using UI in VS. It compiles and runs test OK.
If you are having issues configuring it I can share my version somewhere for you to try it out.

[lunzueta]

Thanks for the tip @pavlejosipovic. I also realized about that "redist" package, but I wasn't sure how to use it because I see it has the dll-s but not the libs to be linked. So, you mean that you used the VS UI to replace the current OpenCV package by this one? How did you do that exactly?

[lunzueta]

@pavlejosipovic Ok, I could finally get this working with OpenCV3. For that, I added both OpenCV3 packages (the "redist" one with the dll files and the one with the lib files) at the same time. I first tried following this tutorial (http://docs.nuget.org/consume/package-manager-dialog) to do this through the VS UI, but I go stuck. This way, I didn't know how to make the system copy the dll files to the corresponding build folder automatically, as other packages do (probably I'm missing something). Then, I just added the "redist" package in a similar way to the other one, also adding the path to the "opencv3.redist.targets" file in the .vcxproj files in the same way as "opencv3.targets".

[pavlejosipovic]

To do it through UI you should

• Right click on solution -> Manage NuGet packages for Solution
• Installed packages -> select opencv -> Manage -> uncheck from all projects
• Online -> find package you want to add -> Install -> add to all projects

[lunzueta]

@pavlejosipovic Ok, thanks. It's all clear now. Good to know how NuGet works for this. Great tool.