Visual Studio 2010, C++ Language, Opencv for image processing and Creating User Interfaces

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Hello everyone,

I am working on a project which is supposed to take an image as the input, process it according to some predefined requirements and output a result. This is a medical application where the user will input an image and the output has to be in a simply understandable form. That is, the output cannot be an image. It should be general English like say a blood report you get from a lab test. Also, the user is required to log into the system and input some of his/her medical background as well.

Therefore, as I believe I should be processing images and as well there has to be User Interfaces in which a user can log, input image, see the report etc.

I have decided to use Opencv for image processing and I have installed and configured opencv with Visual Studio 2010.

My question is what sort of a project I should be choosing at the beginning(Win32 Console Application, CLR Console Application, MFC DLL or any other) ?

Also, do I need to configure/install/integrate any other library/plugin or some software component to start with the project?

Someone please advice.

Thank you!!

Posted 21-Feb-15 18:00pm

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chandanadhikari 23-Feb-15 1:25am

hi,
I might be wrong, in which case i am sorry, but your question makes me believe that you are new to Visual Studio and you do not know what these various options mean So you can start by learning about them first. Plenty of info can be found on MSDN also Google can help you further .

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-02-21T22:01:00

Your project would seem to be best suited to a Windows application. Whether or not you use MFC will depend on your experience and skills. But given the question as to whether this should be Win32 Console Application, CLR Console Application, MFC DLL, I wonder whether this is not somewhat advanced for you. As to whether you need any other software components, only you can answer that when you know what the project is supposed to do.