So, to use OpenCV on these ARM cores, you do precisely as you would do on a (Debian/Ubuntu) Linux-PC. That means, use apt-get to install the OpenCV development libraries, write your code, compile it, link it against these libraries and have fun. There is nothing Parallella-specific about it. For the details, refer to the many tutorials about OpenCV on Linux.
Statistics: Posted by sebraa — Fri Feb 27, 2015 2:09 pm
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How can load library (vision processing) to use with gcc (for ARM programming)?
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Statistics: Posted by zodane — Wed Feb 25, 2015 4:18 pm
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However, you could run a program on the ARM which talks to another program running on the Epiphany, and have the Epiphany program do some work on behalf of the ARM program.
Statistics: Posted by sebraa — Mon Feb 23, 2015 2:23 pm
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I'm trying to master the Parallella with all of its options, so i decide to start with programming the ARM and then to program both ARM and epiphany at the same time and after that i will bring some co-design (Hardware, ARM, Epiphany).
Should i use Xilinx SDK to program the ARM cores, if so :
- the program will run under Ubuntu in ARM??
- What should i select in Hardware platform (i'm using parallella 7020)
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Statistics: Posted by zodane — Mon Feb 16, 2015 4:43 pm
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