Perhaps your world was incorrect, but I don't see a reson to branch libfprint for your project. The library already contains all the functionality you would need, so you would only be writing your own code using the library.
1. Fingerprint data to be stored outside of libfrpint -- this a very popular topic and many people (myself included) are using a database to store fingerprints. You can convert a "libfprint fingerprint" to binary data and back using the fp_print_data_get_data and fp_print_data_from_data functions. 2. Enrollment of X fingers -- easily done by doing X enrollments. Take the resulting data and store it anywhere you like (as described above) augmenting it with any data you like (like a personal id, for example). 3. Verification method accepting a personal id is easy if you have that id and a database of fingerprints that go with it. You can match a fingerprint scan to a set of fingerprints using the fp_identify_finger function. Happy hacking, Artem Egorkine On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:12 PM, Miguel Robledo < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > We are working on the Litoral University of Santa Fe, in Argentina, and > we are interesting in making a new branch of the library with the goal > of using it in a personal access control software. > The basic changes we incorporate are: > * The finger and the minutiae must be written in a common path or a > database. > * The enrollment method have two parameter: The identification code of > the person and the number of fingers (an integer value between 0 and 9). > Then, the person must enroll his finger. > * The verification method had been adapt to receive the identification > code of the person and the capture of one finger. Then, the verification > method compares it with all the fingers of this person in the database > and validate the input. > If you are interested in owr code we can post it. > Thanks, > > Miguel Robledo - Leandro Arnoldt - Marcelo Re > _______________________________________________ > fprint mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint >
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