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I don't think cublas is currently supported on x86. But, the x86 opencv[cuda] port doesn't work either, so maybe it doesn't matter. |
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I tested it on x64 and it works. If cuda is enabled why not cublas? |
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Did you test on x86? |
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I did not. |
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Hi @ahmadhasan2k8, |
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Thanks |
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If I don't enable cublas several cuda headers do not get installed such as, cudaarithm.hpp, cudabgseg.hpp, cudacodec.hpp, cudafeatures2d.hpp.
When trying to use cv::cuda::ORB I need the header cudafeatures2d.hpp but the header was not found. After enabling cublas the headers were installed.
I tested on Windows 10 with visual studio 2017 and it works.
Thanks,
Ahmad