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    skydivetom
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    Experts, I'm taking a course in image processing (under Homeland Security). This class was supposed to be an Analysis course; however, the teacher has been focusing heaviliy on C/C++ programming. That's a different story though... Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security). This project is due in 3 weeks. The instructor isn't very helpful as far as guiding us through the process (e.g. recommendations for "manageable" projects). I have VERY limited C/C++ programming skills and I feel like I'm running out of options. So, my question: - where can I find some source code that relates to image processing? Obviusly, I've googled sites, but don't seem to find some existing code that I could either try to enhance or built upon. I tried sites such as Yuv408.com, CodeCogs, CoderProject, etc. Unfortunately, I don't see anything that I use given the "image processing" and "homeland security" constraints. PLEASE HELP! Thanks, skydivetom

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      Experts, I'm taking a course in image processing (under Homeland Security). This class was supposed to be an Analysis course; however, the teacher has been focusing heaviliy on C/C++ programming. That's a different story though... Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security). This project is due in 3 weeks. The instructor isn't very helpful as far as guiding us through the process (e.g. recommendations for "manageable" projects). I have VERY limited C/C++ programming skills and I feel like I'm running out of options. So, my question: - where can I find some source code that relates to image processing? Obviusly, I've googled sites, but don't seem to find some existing code that I could either try to enhance or built upon. I tried sites such as Yuv408.com, CodeCogs, CoderProject, etc. Unfortunately, I don't see anything that I use given the "image processing" and "homeland security" constraints. PLEASE HELP! Thanks, skydivetom

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      Sun Rays
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      Hi, its C# forum. Better you post in C/C++ forums.

      Thanks, Sun Rays

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        Experts, I'm taking a course in image processing (under Homeland Security). This class was supposed to be an Analysis course; however, the teacher has been focusing heaviliy on C/C++ programming. That's a different story though... Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security). This project is due in 3 weeks. The instructor isn't very helpful as far as guiding us through the process (e.g. recommendations for "manageable" projects). I have VERY limited C/C++ programming skills and I feel like I'm running out of options. So, my question: - where can I find some source code that relates to image processing? Obviusly, I've googled sites, but don't seem to find some existing code that I could either try to enhance or built upon. I tried sites such as Yuv408.com, CodeCogs, CoderProject, etc. Unfortunately, I don't see anything that I use given the "image processing" and "homeland security" constraints. PLEASE HELP! Thanks, skydivetom

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        Christian Graus
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        Given that you've asked in the C# forum, I have a series of articles on image processing in C# on Code Project. How hard did you look ? The code in question was modified from C++ code, actually. If you use a DIBSECTION to access the image bytes, you can easily recreate the algorithms in my articles in C++.

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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          Given that you've asked in the C# forum, I have a series of articles on image processing in C# on Code Project. How hard did you look ? The code in question was modified from C++ code, actually. If you use a DIBSECTION to access the image bytes, you can easily recreate the algorithms in my articles in C++.

          Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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          skydivetom
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          Christian, you're right... I should have chosen a different forum. I need to perform image processing (I'm open to a specific topic) within the C/C++ domain. Any articles or code/algorithm would be very helpful. skydivetom

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            Christian, you're right... I should have chosen a different forum. I need to perform image processing (I'm open to a specific topic) within the C/C++ domain. Any articles or code/algorithm would be very helpful. skydivetom

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            hi there, Try mathtools, full of useful code snippets, very handy while I was at uni. It really surprises me as to why lecturers expect students to develop signal/image processing code for a 3 week project in c++ when Matlab is a much easier alternative. hope this helps

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