LOAD/SHOW/SAVE IMAGES VC++

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  • Boris Kuznetsov

    LOAD/SHOW/SAVE IMAGES VC++

    Hey Gurus!!!

    Please help me to figure out how to work with images!!!!

    My project has to be accomplished in pure VC++ (not .NET), and I have ran
    into troubles doing that!!!

    Thank you for your advice!!!
    Mail to :
    doberman@nest.n tu-kpi.kiev.ua

    Boris


  • Gabriel

    #2
    Re: LOAD/SHOW/SAVE IMAGES VC++

    Boris Kuznetsov wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hey Gurus!!![/color]

    One exclamation mark per sentence is sufficent.
    [color=blue]
    > Please help me to figure out how to work with images!!!![/color]

    You'll need a library that covers this topic. You might look at OpenCV.
    But there are several.
    [color=blue]
    > My project has to be accomplished in pure VC++ (not .NET), and I have ran
    > into troubles doing that!!![/color]

    Using VC++ you will run into troubles from time to time. When it's an
    option for you, consider using another environment.
    [color=blue]
    > Thank you for your advice!!!
    > Mail to :
    > doberman@nest.n tu-kpi.kiev.ua
    >
    > Boris
    >
    >[/color]

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    • Maxim Yegorushkin

      #3
      Re: LOAD/SHOW/SAVE IMAGES VC++

      Boris Kuznetsov wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > My project has to be accomplished in pure VC++ (not .NET), and I have ran
      > into troubles doing that!!![/color]

      Do you mean that fwrite/fread do not work for you?
      What are you having troubles with?
      C/C++ standard libraries do not provide any facilities for showing any
      images but ascii-art, you have to use some library which suits your
      needs.

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      • mlimber

        #4
        Re: LOAD/SHOW/SAVE IMAGES VC++

        Boris Kuznetsov wrote:[color=blue]
        > Please help me to figure out how to work with images!!!!
        >
        > My project has to be accomplished in pure VC++ (not .NET), and I have ran
        > into troubles doing that!!![/color]
        [snip]

        "Pure VC++"? Meaning Visual C++ 6.0 with all its MFC support? If so,
        try one of these groups:

        microsoft.publi c.vc.language
        microsoft.publi c.vc.mfc

        If you meant "Pure C++", then, like the others said, you should
        consider using a third-party library or, if existing products are
        insufficient for your needs, writing your own. Pure C++ doesn't know
        the difference between an image and a sound wave -- it's all just data.

        Depending on your application, you might consider using MATLAB since it
        has a fairly good toolbox for image manipulation, and it can be
        integrated with C and C++ code.

        Cheers! --M

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