Hi,
We are looking to build an external for OpenISS's C++ framework. I've gone over docs on how to make externals in Pd in general already, but I am quite fuzzy about how to do the same with GEM. In particular, we'll be receiving image frames of various types (along side any other motion data from sensors and software devices) that we'd like to render / texture-map.
I understand that GEM itself is an external. What's the most recent resource that can help us building an external that would work with GEM? Most docs either focus on signal and scalar data or docs for GEM are out of date on the official pages.
I guess what I am looking for is a recent "ideomatic" example on how to deal with things that deal with image-like / matrix-like frame data.
Thanks!
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Am 21. Mai 2021 16:47:49 MESZ schrieb "Serguei A. Mokhov" mokhov@cs.concordia.ca:
What's the most recent resource that can help us building an external that would work with GEM?
in short: there's none.
Most docs either focus on signal and scalar data or docs for GEM are out of date on the official pages.
I guess what I am looking for is a recent "ideomatic" example on how to deal with things that deal with image-like / matrix-like frame data.
it"s probably best to look into the Gem-externals in Gem/extra/
and of course: just pick a similar (interface-wise) object and check the sources. the Gem source-code is organised in one-source-per-object (+ an accompanying header file) so it should be easy enough to find your way around.
if you have specific questions just ask them (there's a somewhat dormant gem-dev mailing list (and of course pd-dev), in case you don't want to bore the more patching-interested readers)
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