how to install opencv for python3.7 when default python3 is python3.5
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I am trying to install opencv for my JetsonTX1. I have to build OpenCV from source CMake follow the link
https://www.jetsonhacks.com/2018/06/04/build-opencv-3-4-with-cuda-on-nvidia-jetson-tx1/
The issue is Jetson has python 3.5 as default Python. I would like to update to python3.7. I used update-alternatives to switch python3 point to python3.7. But when I build the opencv with CMake, it still choose python3 interpreter as Python 3.5. Is there a way to force install opencv for python3.7?
python3 opencv
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I am trying to install opencv for my JetsonTX1. I have to build OpenCV from source CMake follow the link
https://www.jetsonhacks.com/2018/06/04/build-opencv-3-4-with-cuda-on-nvidia-jetson-tx1/
The issue is Jetson has python 3.5 as default Python. I would like to update to python3.7. I used update-alternatives to switch python3 point to python3.7. But when I build the opencv with CMake, it still choose python3 interpreter as Python 3.5. Is there a way to force install opencv for python3.7?
python3 opencv
asked 5 hours ago
ThangNguyenThangNguyen
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Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also trypip3.7instead.
– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago
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I am trying to install opencv for my JetsonTX1. I have to build OpenCV from source CMake follow the link
https://www.jetsonhacks.com/2018/06/04/build-opencv-3-4-with-cuda-on-nvidia-jetson-tx1/
The issue is Jetson has python 3.5 as default Python. I would like to update to python3.7. I used update-alternatives to switch python3 point to python3.7. But when I build the opencv with CMake, it still choose python3 interpreter as Python 3.5. Is there a way to force install opencv for python3.7?
python3 opencv
asked 5 hours ago
ThangNguyenThangNguyen
84
I am trying to install opencv for my JetsonTX1. I have to build OpenCV from source CMake follow the link
https://www.jetsonhacks.com/2018/06/04/build-opencv-3-4-with-cuda-on-nvidia-jetson-tx1/
The issue is Jetson has python 3.5 as default Python. I would like to update to python3.7. I used update-alternatives to switch python3 point to python3.7. But when I build the opencv with CMake, it still choose python3 interpreter as Python 3.5. Is there a way to force install opencv for python3.7?
python3 opencv
python3 opencv
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Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also trypip3.7instead.
– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago
add a comment |
Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also trypip3.7instead.
– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago
Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also try
pip3.7 instead.– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also try
pip3.7 instead.– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago
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Have you considered virtual environments, isn't that the pythonic way to manage versions? You could also try
pip3.7instead.– DaveStSomeWhere
5 hours ago
@DaveStSomeWhere: I really don't know how to build OpenCV for Python 3.7 using virtual environments. I thought it's for install only.
– ThangNguyen
46 mins ago