Question about the opencv sdk version with core.so library

Pls everyone,
I’m asking everyone if you know the particular specific android sdk version for Android with core.so library…
Pls you can also provide the link to download it…

Thanks everyone in addy

hi there, what exactly do you want ?
ie, there is no core.so for android, rather an opencv_java.so
(which is statically linked against the opencv modules)

I was trying to create an app and also implement opencv in it
But the source I was using said there has to be a libcore.so file in the android sdk version
I’m using aide app though
I have looked for the sdk version but don’t know which one exactly
I even downloaded 4.10.0 and 4.9.0 versions but it’s just the java.so file that is there
The purpose was that I wanted to use the opencv native capabilities to create the app
If there is any way you can assist me to get more details
I would be grateful

doing what, exactly ? a c++ app ?
(the sdk is more focussed on java/kotlin based apps)

and again, there is no libcore.so at all
(probably meant: libopencv_core.so ?)
, but again, it won’t build that on android unless you specify BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF in cmake

link, please

The source was Google Gemini
It was so frustrating
I was trying to build an app using aide and also implement opencv
I was using my mobile phone though coz I don’t have a PC and I was told that I can use aide to build and run a app
The purpose of the app is to detect hidden fruits in a game…
But Gemini is saying I can’t implement my code without the core.so files
I wanted to use opencv native libraries to implement which it said would be the best but it was so frustrating as I began to download all recent versions and looking for the core.so file in almost all the versions
Pls what’s your advice on this
Should I go without the core.so file

that’s not a source, but a hallucination

you won’t be able to build anything opencv related without.

please, do better research, before asking, thank you

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