Hi, Can anyone how to do this? Is it possible? Please give related info if it is possible? Regards, GIMS This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
How to convert *.lib to *.h?
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Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
> >Hi, > >Can anyone how to do this? Is it possible? Please give related info ifit>is possible? > >Regards, >GIMSBefore I tell you how illogical that sounds and take off on a trip, I will request to explain the good reason, if any to do this anyways? (If you are doing some clever stuff tell us about that first) One is an object file in binary format containing often used routines and the other is an ASCII file containing declartions and type defines, now where is the need to convert one to another. You have truly stumped me here, to tell you the truth. --Bhooshan This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
Bhooshan, I think you're jumping up and down for little reason. I _think_ what the poster is asking is: how do I find out what interface a given library file (.lib) presents? These are usually presented to programmers in .h files. Ciao, Peter K.
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
>Bhooshan, I think you're jumping up and down for little reason. > >I _think_ what the poster is asking is: how do I find out what >interface a given library file (.lib) presents? > >These are usually presented to programmers in .h files. > >Ciao, > >Peter K.Well, Peter, I have seen you demostratably prove your decoding skills in another thread earlier, but if "How to convert *.lib to *.h? " translates into "Where is the API description for my library functions",then bite me! --Bhooshan This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
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Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
>Consider yourself bitten. :-) > >Ciao, > >Peter K. > >Hi, I am new to this programming world. But it may sound crazy to u. Any how thanks for ur info guys. I am asking one more question. Please try to answer me. If u want to compress live video. To store that in let us say harddisk. Is that have some time limit? Means if u take a file in pc that has some fixed data and time. It will compress taking that as a whole file. But for real cases like live video, what is the technique used for compressing? As for as my knowledge is concern there should be some time limit and at the same time some method (effective). I said effective because if it compresses each frame it gives number of files for each frame. And thus takes more space. Looking for response. Regards GIMS This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
>>Consider yourself bitten. :-) >> >>Ciao, >> >>Peter K. >> >> > > > >Hi, > >I am new to this programming world. But it may sound crazy to u. Any how >thanks for ur info guys. I am asking one more question. Please try to >answer me. > >If u want to compress live video. To store that in let us say harddisk. >Is >that have some time limit? Means if u take a file in pc that has some >fixed >data and time. It will compress taking that as a whole file. But forreal>cases like live video, what is the technique used for compressing? > >As for as my knowledge is concern there should be some time limit and at >the same time some method (effective). I said effective because if it >compresses each frame it gives number of files for each frame. And thus >takes more space. > >Looking for response. > >Regards >GIMS > > >This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on >www.DSPRelated.com >Hi again, i forgot to ask the main question. How to include a library file in visual studio 6.0. Regards, GIMS This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
gims wrote:>>Consider yourself bitten. :-) >> >>Ciao, >> >>Peter K. >> >> > > > > > Hi, > > I am new to this programming world. But it may sound crazy to u. Any how > thanks for ur info guys. I am asking one more question. Please try to > answer me. > > If u want to compress live video. To store that in let us say harddisk. > Is > that have some time limit? Means if u take a file in pc that has some > fixed > data and time. It will compress taking that as a whole file. But for real > cases like live video, what is the technique used for compressing? > > As for as my knowledge is concern there should be some time limit and at > the same time some method (effective). I said effective because if it > compresses each frame it gives number of files for each frame. And thus > takes more space.The frames come at 30 per second. You said yourself that you need to compress them as fast as they arrive. What more do you need to know? Jerry -- Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get. �����������������������������������������������������������������������
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
Type the file names in project ..settings..link..Object/library modules: By the way, microsoft has very nice discussion groups about VC. You may consider asking these questions there. You can read and post there directly from Outlook Express, without need to subsribe to any special server.> > i forgot to ask the main question. How to include a library file in visual > studio 6.0. > > Regards, > GIMS
Reply by ●June 9, 20052005-06-09
>gims wrote: >>>Consider yourself bitten. :-) >>> >>>Ciao, >>> >>>Peter K. >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> Hi, >> >> I am new to this programming world. But it may sound crazy to u. Anyhow>> thanks for ur info guys. I am asking one more question. Please try to >> answer me. >> >> If u want to compress live video. To store that in let us sayharddisk.>> Is >> that have some time limit? Means if u take a file in pc that has some >> fixed >> data and time. It will compress taking that as a whole file. But forreal>> cases like live video, what is the technique used for compressing? >> >> As for as my knowledge is concern there should be some time limit andat>> the same time some method (effective). I said effective because if it >> compresses each frame it gives number of files for each frame. Andthus>> takes more space. > >The frames come at 30 per second. You said yourself that you need to >compress them as fast as they arrive. What more do you need to know? > >Jerry >-- >Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get. >����������������������������������������������������������������������� >Hi, Thanks for your quick response. Your right. Then it should give each second a compressed file. Then for let us say 1 hour video, it should be 60*60 files. Then motive of compression will reduce unnecissarily. I am asking how to give compressed file for certain live video with some particular time limit. Looking for response. Regards GIMS This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com
