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Help in Arm toolset for Image Processing
pravinkenator pravinkenator
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 14th September 2009 at
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Hello ,
I'm a newbie in the field of embedded software development. I have with me an at91sam9263-ek board. I need to do an image processing application (Corner detection & Feature Extraction) . I would like to know what are the toolsets required for this project like
IDE
Compiler, Assembler , Linker, Debugger, Simulator
Libraries for Image Processing.
Thanks in advance.....
pravinkenator pravinkenator
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 20th October 2009 at
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hey, can you tell me more about how to get the c code from matlab code......
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jameer mulani
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 4th October 2009 at
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As far as Image Processing is concerned , MATLAB is the best tool to use. You can use MATLAB and generate C code from this and port to your target.
This is my personal experience regarding Edge detection and Feature extraction. BYW , which method are you using for feature extraction means ANN or Fussy logic ????
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guestposter guestposter
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 17th September 2009 at
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When I typed "at91sam9263 ek" into Google, the top hit directed me to the Atmel product page, which contains, amongst other things, a CD image full of software including compiler, linker, etc. and the very helpful Getting Started Guide.
Again, for image processing, Google is your friend. A search for "open source image processing library" produces a large number of hits which appear at first glance to be suitable. I can't advise you on which is best for you, since that will depend on your requirements for licensing, distribution and functionality.
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