Click OK to dismiss the dialog, and then try rebuilding. Then, in the treeview to the left, click on "Symbols", and make sure that the "Microsoft Symbol Servers" option is selected. Go to the "Debug" menu, click on "Options and Settings", and scroll down the listbox on the right until you see "Enable source server support". I am a novice when it comes to compilers and downloading the correct thing.
I have tried to download other compilers and just can't get it to open the file. I usually code in C++, but my professor wants us to download a file that has fortran code in it (It is a. But if you want, you can download the symbols for the system libraries as well. I have been using Visual Studio for a coding class at my university. You don't actually need the PDB files for system libraries to be able to debug your own code. PDB files contain debugging information that Visual Studio uses to allow you to step into and debug compiled code. More specifically, the files that are listed are Windows system files. So you might need to rebuild the project using CMake, as explained here. But it looks to me like the problem is that you're running a 64-bit version of Windows (as evidenced by the "SysWOW64" folder in the path to the DLL files), but the OpenCV stuff that you're trying is built for a 32-bit platform. I'm not at all familiar with OpenCV, and you don't link to the wiki tutorial that you're following. However, since you should always try to fix compiler warnings, let's see what we can discover. I'm pretty sure those are warnings, not errors.
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