On Tuesday 24 April 2001 03:19, Dan Peters wrote:
> Hi,
> I will be using rtlinux for controlling a laser system. However, one of
> the tasks
> performed by the system will be grabbing a frame from a frame grabber,
> processing it and then writing the resulting image to an LCD display.
> This process can be done
> from the linux side of things. Does anybody have any suggestions as to
> the easiest
> way to display images under linux.
My current favorite is SDL;
http://www.libsdl.org
Nice and clean API, handy utility functions, a bunch of nice optional
extension libraries (for audio mixing, loading images in various formats,
rendering graphics primitives and truetype fonts etc), and the ability to get
pretty good performance from most display targets available. Portability to a
bunch of other platforms can be considered as a bonus "backup plan", should
you ever have to mess with some other OS.
//David
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