Cybernetics

3. 단축키

Wrong Investment

Imagine you’re alive at the end of the Civil War. You’re living in the South, but you are a Northerner. You plan to move home as soon as the war is over. While in the South you’ve accumulated lots of Confederate currency. Now, suppose you know for a fact that the North is going to win the war and the end is imminent. What will you do with your Confederate money?

If you’re smart, there’s only one answer. You should immediately cash in your Confederate currency for U.S. currency—the only money that will have value once the war is over. Keep only enough Confederate currency to meet your short-term needs.

We’ve been given an insider’s knowledge of a coming change in the worldwide economic situation. The currency of this world will be worthless at our death or Christ’s return, both of which are imminent. This knowledge should radically affect our investment strategy. For us to accumulate vast earthly treasures in the face of the inevitable future is equivalent to stockpiling Confederate money. It’s not just wrong. It’s stupid.

- The Law of Rewards by Randy Alcorn -

Prerequisites:

1. Got OpenCV installed on OSX

2. Got Eclipse with CDT

To do

1. Follow this

2. For the libs and headers setting

• Libraries
  
  • Library files: cv, cxcore, highgui, cvaux, ml
  • Library search path: /usr/local/lib

• Directories
  • /usr/local/include/opencv/

Get the sample: 

invalid-file

OpenCV1.1 doesn't compile on OSX 10.5.6

So I tried the OpenCV1.0 and got it work.

Installation Procedure

1. Get OpenCV1.0 and unpack it

2. go to the source folder and type
$ ./configure
$ make
$ sudo make install

3. Get Fink from here and install it

4.Installing External Dependencies

$ fink install libname

pkgconfig
libjpeg
libtiff
libpng3
pango1-xft2-dev
atk1
gtk+2-dev
glib2-dev

5. Run Demo
go to ~/Documents/opencv-1.0.0/samples/c
and type

$ export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
$ g++ -bind_at_load `pkg-config --cflags opencv` morphology.c -o morphology `pkg-config --libs opencv`