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Examples in Visual C++

Could somebody tell me where to find IMAQ examples written in Visual C++ for
particle analysis?

Thank you
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NI-IMAQ has no functionality available for image processing, it is simply a
driver that allows the software to interface with the National Instruments
frame grabber. IMAQ Vision is an image processing package available for
LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI and component works. If you wish to employ Visual
C++, or any language other than mentioned above, you will need to develop
your own algorithms for the image processing portion of your application.


Carlos Rojas-Palma, Ph.D. wrote in article
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> Could somebody tell me where to find IMAQ examples written in Visual C++
for
> particle analysis?
>
> Thank you
>
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Check the Intel Web site. There is a large image processing library
available for free download. Of course NI offers IMAQ Vision for LabWindows
CVI and VC++ . The IMAQ Vision is a complete image processing toolkit.
Along with Vision Builder on can start writing code quickly. Vision Builder
produces a script of function calls to use to bid your vision code. I
recommend some additional reading to appreciate the breadth of the image
processing tools that have been developed over the last 20 years, most of
which are part of the NI IMAQ Vision toolkit.


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"Guy McDonnell"
donnell@ni.com> wrote in message
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> NI-IMAQ has no functionality available for image processing, it is simply
a
> driver that allows the software to interface with the National Instruments
> frame grabber. IMAQ Vision is an image processing package available for
> LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI and component works. If you wish to employ Visual
> C++, or any language other than mentioned above, you will need to develop
> your own algorithms for the image processing portion of your application.
>
>
> Carlos Rojas-Palma, Ph.D. wrote in article
> <383d3376@newsgroups.ni.com>...
> >
> > Could somebody tell me where to find IMAQ examples written in Visual C++
> for
> > particle analysis?
> >
> > Thank you
> >
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