Installation

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Windows
ViiM's Windows version will install binaries linked against OpenCV 2.4.2 and will also copy the necessary OpenCV binaries to your computer without interfering with any other version of it you may have previously installed. Windows installation is pretty straightforward. Just double click the executable and follow the instructions from the graphical interface installer.
 * Installation

The linux and MacOSX ViiM versions are a little bit different from the windows one. In Linux systems and MacOSX you have to compile OpenCV in your system in order to use it. For that reason we offer two different options: i) a version without OpenCV, that assumes that you already have your preferred OpenCV library installed and ii) a version that includes OpenCV 2.4.2. If you choose the version without OpenCV, ViiM will link itself against the version of OpenCV you already have in your computer. Note that we only tested the 2.3 and 2.4 versions of OpenCV but ViiM should work with all 2.x.x versions of OpenCV. When installing the version that includes OpenCV 2.4.2, it will firstly compile that version of OpenCV on your machine and then install the ViiM SDK binaries. Be aware that the process of compiling OpenCV can take several minutes.

MacOSX
There are various possible sceneries when attempting to install ViiM in you MacOSX. If this is the first time attempting to develop something in your mac, follow the first link. If you have already developed in your mac, you probably have already Xcode installed so you can skip the first step. Next if you don't have OpenCV libraries in your system, follow the second link. In the new page you will find the description on how to install ViiM and OpenCV. If you just want ViiM (and already have Xcode and OpenCV), just follow the third link.
 * Installation on a clean Mac - prerequisites (Xcode and make)
 * Installation with openCV included (FULL)
 * Installation without openCV included (MINIMAL)