Reading bar code from a tif image with C++

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  • Jan Harm Rienstra

    Reading bar code from a tif image with C++

    I'm busy with a school project.



    I want to scan documents with a scanner. To separate the docs I want to use
    a paper with by example a bar code. The output of the scanner are
    (multi-page) tiff files.

    The tool I want to write is to recognize the different docs (by using bar
    codes) in the tiff files.



    I've already seen the libtiff library. I probable can use this, but on win32
    with Borland 6 I've got some compile and linker errors. Seems this familiar?



    I've been search for libraries witch can work with bar codes.

    Has anybody a suggestion?



    Thanks in advance.


  • Mike Wahler

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    Re: Reading bar code from a tif image with C++

    "Jan Harm Rienstra" <janharm.school @famrienstra.nl > wrote in message
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    > I'm busy with a school project.
    >
    > I want to scan documents with a scanner. To separate the docs I want to[/color]
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    > a paper with by example a bar code. The output of the scanner are
    > (multi-page) tiff files.
    >
    > The tool I want to write is to recognize the different docs (by using bar
    > codes) in the tiff files.
    >
    > I've already seen the libtiff library. I probable can use this, but on[/color]
    win32[color=blue]
    > with Borland 6 I've got some compile and linker errors. Seems this[/color]
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    > I've been search for libraries witch can work with bar codes.
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    > Has anybody a suggestion?[/color]

    Since you've asked nothing about the C++ language itself,
    none of what you ask about is topical for comp.lang.c++

    LibTIFF info:

    (also contains link for subscribing to support
    mailing list, as well as archives of that list)

    Borland compiler info:
    OpenText information management software powers people and processes while protecting data.


    Purpose of comp.lang.c++:

    (also contains links to Borland-specific newsgroups)


    Please read the entire document at that last link
    before posting here again. (It's not very long).

    Thank you.

    Good luck!

    Mike


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