Re: Questions about d-bus for a specific application
Felipe Gasper <felipe-c4PQK5fb7feI/[email protected]>
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> On Feb 18, 2021, at 8:50 AM, Greg KH <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 01:01:05PM +0000, Stern Guillaume wrote: >> Dear d-bus team, >> >> I am working on a research project at HEIG-VD (engineering school in Switzerland) and I would like to make two computers communicate. The general idea is the following: >> >> >> 1. Capture an image with a C++ application on the first computer (Windows-based) >> 2. Send the image to the second computer (Linux-based) >> 3. Process the image on the second computer with a Python program and determine a bounding box >> 4. Send the bounding box coordinates back to the first computer >> 5. Visualize the original image + bounding box on the first computer >> >> If the process is working for one image, then the next step would be to have a video as input, processing the frames and determining the bounding boxes in real-time between the two computers. >> >> I was told by one of my colleagues that d-bus could provide me a solution, so I read about it in the internet. However, I have a few questions: >> -is d-bus suitable for real-time applications? > > How are you defining "real-time application" here? > > And as you are dealing with a network, how does "real-time" come into > play at all? > >> -more generally, do you think that d-bus would be adapted to my application? > > I doubt it, as dbus as written, is not across a network, right? You might look at WAMP for a “network-savvy D-Bus”. -F _______________________________________________ dbus mailing list [email protected] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/dbus