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Which free/open source machine/computer vision libraries do exist?
I'm aware of OpenCV and VxL , what else is available?
Started by Harriv on
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I'm mainly familiar with SIFT - there's a number of implementations listed at the bottom of the Wikipedia article .
What language are you using? VLFeat seems like a pretty good one for C++ (and actively maintained), though I haven't actually used it .
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I have made an SSIS package that uses the Excel source to extract data from an Excel 2003 file and inserts it into SQL Server. When executed on production machine it gives and error of 'productleveltoolow'. Excel is not installed on the server. Can this...
Started by Daud on
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I do not think this is the answer to your question, but you need... .
Do you use a 64 bit operating system? In that case you have to use the 32bit version of SSIS due to the fact that there is no 64bit driver for Excel (Jet engine), and there never will be .
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I am trying to write my own JVM. Can you point me to some existing open source implementations. Thanks.
Started by euphoria83 on
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JNode
A LGPL JVM - Connected Limited Device Configuration (Sun again) This one is not really open source, but the source code an extract....
Ghost Machine
For the Palm.
DynamicJava
A Java source interpreter, written in Java.
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Hello everyone,
I am debugging a crash dump and I am clear at which address the process crashes. The source code is written in C#. My question is any quick way to find the matched source code related to the crash address?
thanks in advance, George
Started by George2 on
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Otherwise, you typically need to build your project with debugging information (debug symbols) enabled (which isn't recommended for production, as it makes your program bigger and easier... .
Any decent IDE that includes a debugger will do this automatically .
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I would like to use a Debian distribution for this purpose. My application is closed source and Debian is a mix of various open source licenses. Some of them force publishing everything that uses it under the same license (GPL). Does it apply to my scenario...
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I have given a more detailed answer on another SO question would have to provide the source....
Running on a Debian server - without admitting any changes to the server's own source - You can use it without ever needing to open your source.
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I've got a folder where I check out projects I need to work on, there are about 40 project folders in there, with many thousands of individual files each. Our IT manager says having so many files on the disk is slowing down my machine... can this be true...
Started by Jonathan Sewell on
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So maybe you would.
The number of files on disk has no correlation to the speed of the machine.
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I tried sniffing network traffic between 2 ip addresses. One is a HTTP server and other is the client accessing that site.
My aim is to sniff POST method form data. How do i do that? When i tried sniffing, only the packets which had source address of ...
Started by Shadyabhi on
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This will allow you to see the traffic you.
You need to modify the switch to mirror traffic on the source or destination port to the port your machine is connected to.
Like the condition you describe.
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Is it a best practice to have my local source tree mirror the server source tree? It seems to me that it should, however my department at work does not do it that way and I find it very confusing. If not, what are scenarios where it makes sense to deviate...
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In this....
Not mirroring the source tree can access to the production machine.
It's one less "gotcha" in terms of getting a new developer up and running .
I don't know if it's a best practice but I prefer mirroring the source tree too.
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There is a new post on PESWIKI today's headline news about a free energy gravity chain drive machine. It is supposed to be open sourced and the guy tells Sterling they have several replicas and advanced models.
here is a link: http://pesn.com/2012/01/...
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Pesn.com/2012/01/05/9602001_Free_Energy_Chain_Drive_Gravity_Machine_Open_Source_Project_Launched/
Do you.
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I am trying to follow the steps on the following site
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181089(VS.80).aspx
But I couldn't find the "Data View window and an Add to Source Control command" in the SQL Managment Studio. Then I tried to Modify a stored...
Started by Jader Dias on
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Personally, I don't use Source Safe it to the Source Control.....
Writing your stored procedures as scripts will also save you time later if you want to script out your database .
That file and commit it just like normal source code.
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