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@@ -11,16 +11,16 @@ to build a universal binary framework. Invoke this script from Terminal.app, wai
and you are done.
OpenCV is a Private Framework:
On Mac OS X the concept of Framework bundles is meant to simplify distribution of shared libraries,
accompanying headers and documentation. There are however to subtly different 'flavours' of
Frameworks: public and private ones. The public frameworks get installed into the Frameworks
diretories in /Library, /System/Library or ~/Library and are meant to be shared amongst
applications. The private frameworks are only distributed as parts of an Application Bundle.
This makes it easier to deploy applications because they bring their own framework invisibly to
the user. No installation of the framework is necessary and different applications can bring
On Mac OS X the concept of Framework bundles is meant to simplify distribution of shared libraries,
accompanying headers and documentation. There are however to subtly different 'flavours' of
Frameworks: public and private ones. The public frameworks get installed into the Frameworks
diretories in /Library, /System/Library or ~/Library and are meant to be shared amongst
applications. The private frameworks are only distributed as parts of an Application Bundle.
This makes it easier to deploy applications because they bring their own framework invisibly to
the user. No installation of the framework is necessary and different applications can bring
different versions of the same framework without any conflict.
Since OpenCV is still a moving target, it seems best to avoid any installation and versioning issues
for an end user. The OpenCV framework that currently comes with this demo application therefore
Since OpenCV is still a moving target, it seems best to avoid any installation and versioning issues
for an end user. The OpenCV framework that currently comes with this demo application therefore
is a Private Framework.
Use it for targets that result in an Application Bundle: