Hi Bastian Venthur,

I did compiled the OpenCV Python library for Android(ARM). However, I
didn't write any recipe files to achieve this. It was done by creating a
new Android project in ADT, and feeding everything the cross compiler
needed into the project.
More specifically, the OpenCV building environment uses some automatic
wrapper for Python library generation. During compile time, some header
files are generated by the wrapper to provide C++-Python interoperability
and functionality. However the OpenCV CMake environment disables Python
library generation for Android, so these header files are not created.
One can simply put the generated headers from a Linux OpenCV for Python
build into the Android project, and put the pre-compiled opencv_java.so
library for Android into the same project and compile. Then you can get a
fully-functional cv2.so for Android (or partially-functional for it doesn't
support HighGUI).
I can send you a copy of the Eclipse project I used to build the library,
if you need.

Regards,

Peng

2014-05-23 6:21 GMT+08:00 Bastian Venthur notifications@github.com:

Do you mean you compiled the OpenCV Python library for arm/android
using python-for-android? If yes, would you mind sharing the recipe?

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