[libavg-devel] CMU 1394 Digital Camera Support

[Ulrich von Zadow]

Hi Nick,

cool. I just tried it and after a few VS 2005-related fixes, it showed  
nice pictures taken by my Fire-i. Nothing but a few coding convention  
violations are holding back the commit:

- Always use {} to start a new block in an if.
- Use type prefixes before variables where appropriate (p before  
pointers etc).
- Use an 8-space indent for statement continuations.

Other than that... I like the distinction between m_FramePixelFormat  
and m_OutputPixelFormat. Should have thought of that long ago. We  
might want to move the pixel format conversion to a base class - would  
save a lot of duplicated code.

I'm attaching a changed version of the patch that includes the fixes  
needed for VS 2005.

Cheers,

Uli

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On Nov 14, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Nick Hebner wrote:

> Hey All,
>
> I finished my first pass at implementing a camera capture subsystem  
> based on the CMU 1394 camera driver. At this point, I believe that  
> it should be as functional as the libdc1394 camera for linux, but if  
> anyone else would like to kick the tires, that would certainly help.  
> I have added instructions for setting up the CMU 1394 development  
> files to the wiki.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nick
>
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