Fixed ximea cmake settings for 32bit win build and linux.

Note: Force push to force a re-run of build tests. The previous tests
failed in an unrelated module. I assume it's a bug that occured
randomly.

warper.

Without fixes after 68 line (img1_filename = parser.get<std::string>(0);) OpenCV Error:
./stereo_matching im0.png im1.png --max-disparity=16 --blocksize=17

OpenCV Error: Bad argument (undeclared position 0 requested) in getByIndex, file /home/entodi/opencv/modules/core/src/command_line_parser.cpp, line 169
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'cv::Exception'
  what():  /home/entodi/opencv/modules/core/src/command_line_parser.cpp:169: error: (-5) undeclared position 0 requested in function getByIndex

Useful for debug purposes:
    cmake -DDEBUG_POST="ocv_cmake_dump_vars(CUDA)" .
    cmake -DCMAKE_PRE="ocv_cmake_dump_vars(\"OPENCL|opencl\")" .

related: #5845

When I reconstructed the 3D scene I want to show it as viz::WMesh with an initial value of lighting. For this I disable lighting and shadows:
cv::viz::Viz3d viz_3d_window("3D");
viz_3d_window.setRenderingProperty("mesh", cv::viz::LIGHTING, 0);

Most of the examples show the 3D reconstruction using the point cloud, but using  the mesh one part of it creates a shadow on other parts of it if lighting ON.
Using a 3D mesh with disabled lighting gives the most realistic picture of the reconstructed 3D scene.