TCP/IP and Image Manipulation libraries?
I posted this on the evening of Nov 21, and again last night (Nov 22)
about 27 hours after the original post. It has now been another 13
hours since the second post and I have still not seen my post come back
to me. Yesterday, I was unable to even connect to lists.debian.org to
even see if my post had gone through, until the end of the day. I got
through last night, but my post was not there. I have received 4 digests
since the last post, but none have contained my posting, so I am posting
again. Nothing has bounced back to me, either. Sorry if anyone gets
multiple postings.
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Since my last request was answered so promptly, with just the info I
needed, I will try again with a new set of questions.
I hope to soon be working on a project which will involve processing
large amounts of data, including video, from multiple sensors, as
rapidly as possible (for making real time decisions). Multiple
computers will be involved on a small LAN (5 to 10 boxes).
What is the best/fastest library/utility for network communication which
may involve large amounts of data? I would prefer to send data directly
from the running process, so as not to waste time reading/writing
from/to disk.
What is the best/fastest library for image manipulation? I will
probably have stereo cameras (at least I hope so) and I need to be able
to find a path between obstacles. The path is guaranteed to be bumpy,
so the cameras will be bounced about, although we will try to limit this
as much as possible.
I expect to be using C/C++ since I will need to eek out every last
microsecond that I can. If anyone has a suggestion for a better
language to use, I am open to suggestions. I'll be learning as I go
along, even with C/C++.
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I came across libvanessa-socket0, libwvstreams3, and netcat, while
searching with apt-cache. Will any of these do what I need them to do,
or am I barking up the wrong tree?
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Marc Shapiro
mshapiro_42@yahoo.com
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