Homebrew 解决CUDA 与 OpenCV的 C++不一样的问题

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I have a solution! I am on a 2013 Macbook Pro with Nvidia 750m. Here are the simple steps I used to get everything to work properly: Install Homebrew if you haven't already Install the CUDA toolkit In your terminal, type brew edit opencv Change option '32-bit' to option '64-bit' if on a 64-bit machine (I'm not sure if this really helps anything) In the list of arguments (args = std_cmake_args + %W[ ... ]) add the following argument: -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS:STRING='-stdlib=libstdc++' Run brew install opencv When compiling the homework's, don't forget to add the -stdlib=libstdc++ flag to clang (g++ is just an alias for clang on os x 10.9) to link the old stdlib. This is necessary because os x 10.9 includes two versions of the stdlib. libc++ is a new implementation of the C++ standard library targeting c++11, whereas libstdc++ is the old implementation that the cuda goodies are compiled with. If you don't compile opencv with the old library, you'll have some issues. I've had no trouble compiling the homework's using nsight by creating makefile projects. Just don't forget to add cuda's bin folder's path to your path in nsight.