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- gohai January 2017
- incoherentrace January 2017
- koogs January 2017
64 bit version of Processing for Raspberry Pi? OpenCV needs it..
I can't seem to get OpenCV to run on Processing (3) for the Raspberry Pi. I suspect it simply isn't supported yet, but couldn't find anything conclusive about this anywhere.
Is there a 64 bit version of processing for the Raspberry Pi?
What I tried
- First I tried to run OpenCV on the 32 bit version of Raspbian. That didn't work: it said it needed 64 bit.
- So I installed Raspbian Jessie, the 64bit version of Raspbian. But I still got the same message.
Now I'm looking for a 64 bit version of Processing for the Raspberry Pi, but haven't found any details or plans regarding this?
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there's a link in the Processing Raspberry FAQ
https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Supported-Platforms#arm-linux
(that's a link to a modified opencv library. i've no personal experience of using it)
((have also heard good things about boofcv but, again, no personal experience))
There is no 64-bit support for Processing on ARM at this point. It will come eventually, but please don't hold your breath! (At this point in time, the Raspbian distribution doesn't even make use of the 64-bit capabilities of the Raspberry Pi 3 - and our resources are even more limited to pull this off.)
@incoherentrace This version of the OpenCV library will work with 32-bit Processing on ARM: https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Supported-Platforms#library-opencv
Thank you all for your great answers!