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S-1 B-1 vehicle and speed detection using opencv and python #422
Description
Below is the issue we are facing with our project..
problem
attempts to resolve
we tried to resolve it with the help of a Youtube video ,followed the exact steps shown in the video!!
video link : https://youtu.be/eaEndTeUiSU?si=TL4IUHfyGIgWmfE0
-->installed CMake globally from https://cmake.org/download/ and ensured to add it to system path, which showed the correct version with cmake --version
-->attempted to install CMake within virtual environment using pip install cmake, and then it got installed
--> dlib requires a c++ compiler and so we installed "Build Tools for Visual Studio" and ensured to select "Desktop development with C++" workload.
Now through command prompt after my virtual environment is activated ,tried to to install dlib ,but it repeatedly showed the above error .
github repo which we reffered:
https://github.com/sathyaraj819/Vehicle-Detection-And-Speed-Tracking
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charann29 commentedon Jun 20, 2024
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Rishithabattu11 commentedon Jun 20, 2024
should i join right now ?
charann29 commentedon Jun 20, 2024
Verify CMake Installation
Ensure CMake is correctly installed and accessible in both the global and virtual environment.
Open a command prompt and check the CMake version:
cmake --versionIf it's not recognized, make sure the path to CMake is added to your system's PATH variable.
Install Visual Studio Build Tools
Ensure you have installed the "Desktop development with C++" workload.
Verify this by running the Visual Studio Installer and checking that the "Desktop development with C++" workload is installed.
Install dlibActivate your virtual environment.
Ensure pip and setuptools are up to date:
pip install --upgrade pip setuptoolsAttempt to install dlib using pip:
pip install dlibIf Errors Persist: Use a Precompiled Binary
Find the precompiled wheel file for dlib corresponding to your Python version and operating system from this unofficial repository.
Download the .whl file to your computer.
Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the wheel file and install it using pip:
**pip install dlib-<version>.whl**Check for Errors in Build Tools
Sometimes, the issue can be related to the environment variables set for the compiler. Make sure MSBuild is in your system PATH. You can check this by running:
where msbuildAdditional Dependencies
Ensure you have the latest version of cmake and other dependencies like boost if required.
If you provide the specific error message you receive while attempting to install dlib, I can offer more targeted advice.
charann29 commentedon Jun 20, 2024
yes, if possible..
Rishithabattu11 commentedon Jun 20, 2024
yeah done !
charann29 commentedon Jun 21, 2024
Try with this one last method
pip install ------ ( one of the wheel names for the current python version )
You can use last line in this website.
https://pypi.org/simple/dlib/
Video Reference if you guys need : https://youtu.be/ot6LWpZjTXo?si=EBeB9_M5nfFMBEci