C# (Windows)
Sample list
Two categories of samples are provided: Basic and Advanced.
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Basic: samples using models exported from Mech-DLK to do inference of single images and simultaneous inference of images, as well as obtain and visualize results.
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A sample for inference of single images (both single models and cascaded models are supported)
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A sample for simultaneous inference of images (both single models and cascaded models are supported)
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Advanced: samples demonstrating collaborative development of Mech-DLK SDK with HALCON/OpenCV.
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A sample that runs on the basis of Mech-DLK SDK and HALCON
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A sample that runs on the basis of Mech-DLK SDK and OpenCV
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Prerequisites
The usage of C# samples in Mech-DLK SDK is based on the following prerequisites:
Install required software
The usage of the C# samples in Mech-DLK SDK requires the installation of Mech-DLK SDK and Visual Studio.
Install Mech-DLK SDK
Please obtain the latest Mech-DLK SDK and the third-party libraries and resources it depends upon according to the Installation guide.
Install Visual Studio (version 2017 or above)
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Download the Visual Studio installer.
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During installation, please select .NET desktop development in the “Desktop & Mobile” category. Then, click Install in the lower-right corner.
Add environment variables
You can add the related environment variables by the following steps.
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Right-click This PC on the desktop and select Properties.
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Click Advanced system settings and on the Advanced tab of the pop-up System Properties dialog box, click Environment Variables to open the Environment Variables dialog box.
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In the System Properties box, click New and in the pop-up box of New System Variable, enter MECHDL_DIR in the text field of Variable name and xxx/mechdlk_sdk in the text field of Variable value. Then, click OK.
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In the System Properties box, scroll to Path and double-click it to show the Edit System Variable dialog box.
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Click New in the upper-right corner, and add %MECHDL_DIR%. Then, click OK in the lower-right corner.
| If you can find %MMIND_DLK% in the Edit System Variable dialog box, select it and click Delete on the right to remove this variable. |
