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I'm a new Go user and I know that this probably isn't the best forum for this question but a few hours of research have left me empty-handed.
I work a lot in OpenCV using Python but using Go has been attractive to me because of the ability to compile a single binary I can distribute to multiple machines without the added step of making sure I have a whole bunch of dependencies (like OpenCV) installed.
I understand that OpenCV has to be installed on the machine for this package to work. When I run a simple program on a machine without OpenCV I get an error about a missing dylib.
My question on whether it's possible to compile a Go program using this package in such a way that I don't have to have OpenCV installed externally (e.g. via brew). Ability to cross compile is not necessary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm a new Go user and I know that this probably isn't the best forum for this question but a few hours of research have left me empty-handed.
I work a lot in OpenCV using Python but using Go has been attractive to me because of the ability to compile a single binary I can distribute to multiple machines without the added step of making sure I have a whole bunch of dependencies (like OpenCV) installed.
I understand that OpenCV has to be installed on the machine for this package to work. When I run a simple program on a machine without OpenCV I get an error about a missing dylib.
My question on whether it's possible to compile a Go program using this package in such a way that I don't have to have OpenCV installed externally (e.g. via
brew
). Ability to cross compile is not necessary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: