I'm trying to update my OpenCV version from 2.4.9 to the newest version, 3.10. I downloaded the Windows binary from here, having navigated there from the official OpenCV site. I then ran the installer, but the opencv\build\x64\vc12\lib directory only contained a couple files:
- opencv_world310.lib
- opencv_world310d.lib
- OpenCVConfig.cmake
- OpenCVModules.cmake
- OpenCVModules-debug.cmake
- OpenCVModules-release.cmake
In the past editions though, this directory used to contain the required libraries, like opencv_calib3d249d.lib, opencv_contrib249d.lib, opencv_core249d.lib, etc.
I imagine there's something I need to do with CMake, but I can't seem to figure it out--the old binaries used to compile everything for you. I also can't find anything in the documentation explaining this. Has anyone else come across this recently and have a solution?
By default, the binary version of OpenCV-3.x doesn't contain the separate libs like opencv_core.lib. Instead, these modules are integrated in opencv_world.lib, so you only need to link to it.
On the other hand, if you do want separate libs, i.e. uniform APIs with OpenCV-2.x, you can build it yourself using CMake by enable the libs that you want. Like
This will generate opencv_core.lib.
Or run cmake with -D BUILD_opencv_world=OFF key
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34867289/opencv-3-x-only-contains-one-lib-opencv-world-lib