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C++ image processing library

hi,
i want to know if there are any libraries for image/video processing in c/c++ with a compatibilty that it can later be adapted to DSP, without much difficulty.
thanks in advance.

kris kannan
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i donot know what is DSP but there are alots of libraries for image/video processing in c/c++ like openCV,imagemagic

mazzica1
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Magic++ is also good, but I prefer windows.h there are basic structures, wich will not confuse you))

Zhassan
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Very few target DSP processors support windows.h ;)

I suspect easybmp would be relatively easy to port over to DSP.

Moschops
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It all depends on what kind of image processing tasks you need to do. The best place to start is probably OpenCV . I'm sure it's possible to at least try to get it working on a DSP (with uCLinux for example). Otherwise, you can at least have access to the source of the algorithms you need and copy them into your DSP code. I recommend you try to get a micro-linux distro running on your DSP that's going to be the easiest when trying to port or use any 3rd party library.

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Thank you guys for ur suggestions. Aint a pro, i've jus started. i'll go through every post in deep and ask for your help.

kris kannan
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