January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
486 pages
11h 28m
English
When you deploy an application built with Qt and OpenCV using shared libraries (or dynamic linking), you need to make sure that the executable of your application is able to reach the runtime libraries of Qt and OpenCV, in order to load and use them. This reachability or visibility of runtime libraries can have different meanings depending on the operating system. For instance, on Windows, you need to copy the runtime libraries to the same folder where your application executable resides, or put them in a folder that is appended to the PATH environment value.
Qt Framework offers command-line tools to simplify the deployment of Qt applications on Windows and macOS. As mentioned before, the first thing you need ...