Hello guys, recently I've been reading some posts on this mailing list and noticed that some of you have successfully ported the Libfprint to embedded machines. I'm also trying to accomplish this on a 486 SX based embedded machine with 32MB of RAM memory, but till now I had no success with it. I have already done some cleaning on the libfprint library, such as removing the ImageMagick library, removing the support to sensors I'm not using (I need only the URU4000B) and even substituting the Glib the functions by given by Andrei Tchijov (on post http://lists.reactivated.net/pipermail/fprint/2008-January/000321.html. Thank you, Andrei)... but the running code for the samples is still requiring too much RAM memory (about 50MB for a sample like 'verify_live.c', as I've seen) and this is too much for my machine that has only 32MB and no swap space available. So, what I'd like to ask you is: Why is it requiring all that memory? Does it have to do with the NBIS internals? And what else could I do so it would require less memory and then be successfully ported to my machine?
I appreciate your help very much. Thank you, Leo
_______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
