Sources for the native dynamic library VisionProxy.(dll/dylib/so)

For Linux only: (or other Unix based systems, that fullfill the prereqs)
You might try to build VisionProxy.so on your system using the sources in this package.

--- the prerequisites

• you need a valid g++ installation
• you need a valid Java JDK installation
• OpenCV must be installed (preferably version 2.4 with png and jpeg support, but at least 2.2)
• Tesseract must be installed (must be version 3.0+ incl. Leptonica)

makeVisionProxy
The contained sample build script should work on Ubuntu 12+ systems.
On other systems you might have to adapt it.

• on some Linux installations additional dev packages might be needed to satisfy the includes during compile
• if you get any include problems in compile steps, you might have to add/modify -I.... entries on the includeFolder= line
• the command script expects the libraries in /usr/lib (change the variable libFolderO/libFolderT accordingly if you have other situations)

The script makeVisionProxy-RHEL5x for example was successfully used on a RHEL 5.x 64-Bit.

Comment on SWIG
The file vision.swig is only contained for documentation: it is not needed for the build. The SWIG run was done before, to generate the Java classes in org.sikuli.basics.proxies and the C++ file visionJAVA_wrap.cxx (which is needed for the build). They provide the interface between Java and the native features.
There is nothing to do with these 2 files. And especially visionJAVA_wrap.cxx must not be changed.