Hi,
I don't quite know, what you want to do with the jpeg data but you can
get it using scall in ecpp like that:
<%cpp>
std::string picture = scall("picture@myapp");
</%cpp>
Tommi
Am 20.02.2016 um 23:26 schrieb Raphael Fuchs:
Hi tntnet,
say I have stored an image test.jpg in the server like in the tutorial:
|$ ecppc -b -m image/jpeg picture.jpg $ g++ -c -fPIC picture.cpp|
Now I would like to access the binary data of the image to create
another version on the fly.
How would I go about to do this?
Thank you
Raphael
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