[libdecodeqr:0011] Re: Building libdecodeqr for Maemo Linux

Well, good job, it's cool that you have opencv running on your phone, and
the gui works as well..

The images you decoded on the x86 are the same taken from the N810 camera?
It doesn't seem to be a compile problem.

I suggest you use qrcode-0.9, if you can write your entire application in
Java you have solved all your problems. You will notice that libdecodeqr
is in practice useless because it decodes only some images.


Stefano



>
> I have a Nokia N810 tablet with a camera. It has an ARM processor and
> runs Maemo Linux. There is a development toolkit "scratchbox" where I can
> build programs on an Intel computer and copy them to the tablet.
> Very often they work with no changes.
>
> I build opencv-1.0.0 and libdecodeqr-0.9.3 in scratchbox. The only change
> I needed was to compile one file in opencv with -O2 instead of -O3.
> When I copy simpletest and libcv.so, libcxcore.so, libcvaux.so,
> libhighgui.so to the N810 it appears to run normally - the image is
> displayed. But all the images give 4200 status NOT_FOUND_FINDER_PATTERN.
>
> I built the same programs for x86 AMD processor on Fedora Core 4 and they
> decode many images correctly with status 2000.
>
> Any suggestions ?
>
> I can make a Web application work by copying images across WLAN to an x86
> machine, but it would be much better to decode images on the tablet.
>
> --
> Andrew Daviel, TRIUMF, Canada
>
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