Re: Re: Greetings fellow programmers

Hi Divya,

Cheers! Congrates for your wonderful work you people have done. I am an inactive user of this group since a long time. This is the first time I have ever written any mail to this group. I am working a ML with MIND. My efforts are always to make technology work and on this I have successfully implemented many projects. These days, I am interested in visual inspection projects. The reason that today there are solutions available in the market, but are very costly say more that 40lacs, which is not fesible to implement to in day to day activities to any company.

I am studing this area very closely, but I donot have any idea about image processing. To start with I am doing some study on pattern matching and image processing basic, but these days I hardly have any time. 

Since you have done alot of work in Imagae processing and designing new algorithms. I need help on following points.

1. Basics of Image Processing
2. How to user your open source library.
3. How to compare two images, where I can set tolerance level for comparing the images.

Thanks and Cheers again for you success.

Regards

Vikram Singh



----- Original Message ----
From: Divya Rathore <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 9:17:34 AM
Subject: Re: [cppug] Re: Greetings fellow programmers

Actually I am not talking about system wide DLLs. I was talking about localized software components (a.k.a. addins or plugins). They will always remain the best way to upgrade (or add functionality to) Win32 software applications without changing the main Application.

I am specifically referring to a free Image Processing Learner's Toolkit, 'Image Apprentice', that uses the DLL architecture:
www.adislindia. com/pdts. html

The Pluging Development Kit (a VC++ Project) comes for free. I was wondering how to import this in DevC++ to achieve compiler independency. That's why I asked you the question. In case you are interested in working out (or anybody else for that matter), we would be glad to acknowledge it on the Plugin Developer Network.

regards,
Divya Rathore

P.S. - Sorry about top posting. I really don't know if this is encouraged here but the new yahoo web mail with all these tables to incorporate advts doesn't make it very easy to do otherwise.

----- Original Message ----
From: Bushido Hacks <bushidohacks@ gmail.com>
To: Divya Rathore <divyarathore@ yahoo.com>; cppug@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 6:42:14 AM
Subject: [cppug] Re: Greetings fellow programmers

I'm not a fan of Dynamic-link libraries (a.k.a. DLL files). In fact,
the reason why I wrote the tutorial the way I did was so that DLL
files were NOT used.

Currently, the instructor for my OpenGL class, of which the programs
are written in C++, uses an old version of Borland which is compatible
with an old version of GLUT that requires a DLL file be placed in the
system folder. Something I wasn't very comforable with. Aside from
completing the weekly assignments he gives us, my own personal
assignment is to create better version of his programs that do not
require the foreign DLL file to run them.

The DLL file that he uses makes in COMPLETELY impossible for me to run
my programs remotely from a removable media.

Another important reason why DLL files construction is not used is
because of the redundancy which leads to greater problems including
security holes and stability. (See
http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ DLL_hell ).

DLL files are not worth the trouble. While shared objects are a good
idea, saving them as DLL files is irksome.

On 11/12/06, Divya Rathore <divyarathore@ yahoo.com> wrote:
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> I would definitely be interested if you could detail more about writing dlls.
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> regards,
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Bushido Hacks <bushidohacks@ gmail.com>
> To: cppug@yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 10:46:32 AM
> Subject: [cppug] Greetings fellow programmers
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> My online handle is Bushido Hacks. I've been transitioning away from
> my former online moniker of EyesOnlyUS.
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> I am a computer science major from St. Louis. I intend to graduate
> from college in the spring.
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> Recently, I wrote instructions for obtaining and using GCC and the
> GLUT graphics library. While this software tutorial does not go in to
> telling people how to program in C, C++, or OpenGL using C or C++, it
> does provide step by step instructions for people intereste in
> programming especially Windows users.
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> I've recieved over 250 hits since it was upload on Monday and couple
> of positive responses.
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> My instructions are available at
> http://www.bushidoh acks.com/ tutorials/ gcc.php
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> I would like to improve these instructions such that I can use MinGW
> and a Windows port of GLUT. Any suggestions as to how I can improve
> my tutorial?
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