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Hi @alibenD , thanks for the additions. |
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Hi @jhidalgocarrio, thanks for your reply. The opencv version I am using is OpenCV 4.0.0. It might be too new so that I compiled failed before. |
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Since the current version of master branch of DLib is not compatible with OpenCV3 and template(c++11). I would like to fix them, since DBoW requires DLib, in addition to ORB-SLAM depends DBoW.
OpenCV3 is stable enough since released at 2015, and DLib has not been updated to support OpenCV3. What is your opinion? I would like to hear your advise, if you are free and still maintain this repo. Thank you for your contribution for this world.