Using latest SDK manager to install CUDA and OpenCV, but OpenCV does not appear to have CUDA support. Am I doing something wrong??? SURELY SDK manager should install opencv with cuda support???
CUDA is 10.0
OpenCV is 3.3.1
but from cv::getBuildInformation…
Other third-party libraries:
Use Intel IPP: NO
Use Intel IPP IW: NO
Use VA: NO
Use Intel VA-API/OpenCL: NO
Use Lapack: NO
Use Eigen: YES (ver 3.3.4)
Use Cuda: NO
Use OpenCL: NO
Use OpenVX: NO
Use custom HAL: YES (carotene (ver 0.0.1))
Our official OpenCV package does support CUDA. The release in each JetPack does.
But there are some third-party libraries are not enabled inside the package due to license issue, ex. GStreamer.
If the standard install of OpenCV from SDK manager installs a cuda version of OpenCV, then why does getBuildInformation say that cuda is not supported? (see my original post).
I found a few links on the web supporting my theory that SDKmanager does not install a cuda-build of OpenCV and some workarounds.
To answer your question, as a first step it would be good if cv::getBuildInformation showed Use Cuda: YES
I encountered the same issue while flashing through JetPack 4.3. Moreover and specifically the JetPack installed OpenCV is for Python 2.* rather than Python 3.* which soon is deprecating.