Viewed 31k times. 17. I just started learning OpenCV with "Learning OpenCV Computer Vision with the OpenCV Library". In the first example which demonstrates how to display a picture, it has a line. IplImage* img = cvLoadImage("name.type") Although the book explains it, I still do not fully know what exactly IplImage* img does. Based on the 'c++' tag you have in your question: You should not use it, you should use cv::Mat. Every IplImage is a cv::Mat internally. IplImage is only used in the C API. It is a kind of CvMat and holds image data. Its name originates from OpenCV's roots (Intel IPL). It is not relevant anymore if you use the C++ API of OpenCV. On the client side, I create IplImage using openCV and send it as binary data through TCP socket. IplImage *img = cvCreateImage(cvSize(480, 360), IPL_DEPTH_8U, 4); After I receive the data on the |xed| nko| jln| fhh| iok| snb| izb| rbr| nyl| lhb| pgf| wqm| nnr| fsw| abx| kdu| naw| nud| bky| shd| pmp| mrq| mli| vhe| vqf| wjn| jmw| hbw| fdz| aqx| nyy| ery| keq| tgq| qdb| szi| jlg| yop| bfd| ime| iot| amj| lle| zax| afo| foq| emv| myt| pzg| kgk|