OpenCV SURF function is not implemented

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Taken from this answer (why don’t you google your question before asking?):

The SIFT and SURF code was moved in OpenCV v2.4 to a new module called
nonfree. Make sure you are linking (DLL in Windlows) to it. In linux this library is called libopencv_nonfree.so.

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