msvc and mingw(w.posix exceptions) are known to work
Thanks, I’ll try those!
You need to edit the source code, and the first time it will take a working day, maybe two. Then you will know where and what to change, and new versions will come in an hour or two. Tlib has an error. I do not know the CMake commands and before the build I manually changed, for example, / to \ in rsp files, fortunately there are only 4 of them. tlink also has errors. For example, you need to change the names of the source code system.cpp to _system.cpp because the system file will be in conflict. And also all the repeating file names, mainly this DNN. For tlink, the file names name.cpp and folder\name.cpp are the same name. Reflect all this in the cmake files. And of course, write down where and what you changed so that you know next time.
It’s going to be difficult for me. I don’t have an understanding of what exactly to do. Please tell me the amount for which you are ready to help me do this.
This is an x64 build: dll → release, staticlib → release+debug.
The compiler options must match. The archive contains a file with the settings and version of the compiler, its options.
The main thing is -tM -fsigned-char.
I don’t know how it will compile with other versions of Embarcadero, this was my last version with Embaradero, I switched to Visual Studio. You can remember what was a year and a half ago and compile a more recent one, but this is time. opencv-4.7.0-x64.zip — Яндекс Диск
Thank you very much! I’ll download it now and try it!
One more question! Is it possible to write applications in Microsoft Visual Studio in the same way as in RAD Studio - object oriented? By dragging and dropping components?
If you need a modern version of the library for the new version of the compiler 12.2, I can try to make it and find the time and energy.