> I need your advice before I realize a program for video processing
> (object recognition...) for a robot using Linux. It will process the
> datastream coming from a webcam.
>
> My question is which programming language is more adapted,
> powerfull for
> video (or image) processing ?
>
C/C++? But if you know assembler, use that. Portability lost there,
however. I think you can use the words "adaptable", "powerful" while
talking about C ,)
If you have some spare money, check out Khorals' Khoros (www.khoros.com).
It supports Linux, among others. They were once open source, not
anymore, I think. Took me over 24 hours to compile on a 100Mhz Pentium
(I ain't kiddin' ya, man!) back in '97 or so.
> - I am going to choose GTK, please tell me if it is a good
> choice or not
> and their (dis)avantage.
>
> Thanks.
>
I am going to do it w/GTK+ myself.. any comments from anyone? Suppose it's
as good as anything, the task at hand being processing.
Jonk
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