On Tue 05-Jan-2010 at 00:06 +0000, Bruno Postle wrote:
ptoanchor is just a wrapper around all sorts of other command-line
tools, it runs so many sub-processes, many of them potentially in
parallel, that is uses a Makefile and gnu 'make' to do it. This
is analogous to the current Hugin stitching system which uses
'make' to manage the stitching process - Actually it is so similar
that it wouldn't be difficult to plug this into the Hugin Batch
Processor and have end-to-end alignment and stitching.
The hugin code for creating Makefiles mixes the stitching logic with
all the complexity of the `make' syntax, so for Panotools::Script
I've created a library that separates out the low level Makefile
stuff:
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Panotools-Script/lib/Panotools/Makefile.pm
I do think this is quite cute, executing thousands of sub-processes
is easy to code, and something similar could be done in c++ to make
the Hugin stitching process more transparent and extensible.
--
Bruno
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