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I found that the path of OpenCV installed in x64 - windows is the same as that in the Linux system. In this case, how do I load the header files? The OpenCV installed via apt in Linux requires the specification of -I /usr/local/include/opencv4. How do I specify it in VS2022? An error will occur if the path is not specified. Do I use the header file to specify the path like this: D:\vcpkg\installed\x64 - windows\include\opencv4? It's not very neat, though.
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I found that the path of OpenCV installed in x64 - windows is the same as that in the Linux system. In this case, how do I load the header files? The OpenCV installed via apt in Linux requires the specification of -I /usr/local/include/opencv4. How do I specify it in VS2022? An error will occur if the path is not specified. Do I use the header file to specify the path like this: D:\vcpkg\installed\x64 - windows\include\opencv4? It's not very neat, though.
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