You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
In the past few days I was trying to compile your TouchPlusLib under Win10 VS2015 Community.
After resolving include path for opencv2, I'm facing that :
"Warning C4101 'temp': unreferenced local variable TouchPlusLib c: \ touchpluslib-master \ src \ touchplus.h 126
Warning C4715 'UnlockSoftware': the control paths do not return any value TouchPlusLib c: \ touchpluslib-master \ src \ touchplus.h 172
Error LNK1104 can not open file 'libusb.lib' TouchPlusLib C: \ TouchPlusLib-master \ LINK 1"
To end with a change for me, after years of Microsoft Windows computing, I've recently bought a Macmini to discover OSX El Capitan and Apple's world finally and its better memory management !
Post Scriptum : At http://gharbi.me/ractiv/ a lot of members are thinking the TouchPlus is a lost cause now, and I must admit they are probably right. Indeed this device was obviously badly electronically designed in such a bad way that the Etron chipset can't be controlled to deliver its calculation power to ease and speed the tracking process. What makes me mad is that there was a 0.55b version with functional cursor as seen on Youtube on Alexandru Bauer's win10 pc ! I think this commit Ractiv/touch_plus_source_code@d679834 is the closer from what could control a cursor with TUIO (No news from Dr. Martin Kaltenbrunner at mkalten/TUIO11_NET#3). Otherwise, no news from australian backer Lachlan Pollock and his californian friend Maz with his team on opencv ! So that will be the end of the dream of the ultimate mouse killer !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi Umar !
How are you ? I see you're back on https://medium.com/@Rapchik/ !
In the past few days I was trying to compile your TouchPlusLib under Win10 VS2015 Community.
After resolving include path for opencv2, I'm facing that :
"Warning C4101 'temp': unreferenced local variable TouchPlusLib c: \ touchpluslib-master \ src \ touchplus.h 126
Warning C4715 'UnlockSoftware': the control paths do not return any value TouchPlusLib c: \ touchpluslib-master \ src \ touchplus.h 172
Error LNK1104 can not open file 'libusb.lib' TouchPlusLib C: \ TouchPlusLib-master \ LINK 1"
I've tried to tell to VS2015 Community to point to libusb.lib file found in https://sourceforge.net/p/libusb-win32/wiki/Home/ but the compiler says it can't read the file !
Any idea to help me referencing the good libusb.lib file ?
Maybe you could made a special github commit configured for VS2015 community (if you bought a new win home pc) ?
By the way I'm thinking about the Python language on opencv as seen on https://github.com/jayrambhia/Vision/tree/master/OpenCV : can Python offer the same running speed than c++ for opencv processes ?
To end with a change for me, after years of Microsoft Windows computing, I've recently bought a Macmini to discover OSX El Capitan and Apple's world finally and its better memory management !
Thanks in advance !
Christian (touchhope at http://gharbi.me/ractiv/)
Post Scriptum : At http://gharbi.me/ractiv/ a lot of members are thinking the TouchPlus is a lost cause now, and I must admit they are probably right. Indeed this device was obviously badly electronically designed in such a bad way that the Etron chipset can't be controlled to deliver its calculation power to ease and speed the tracking process. What makes me mad is that there was a 0.55b version with functional cursor as seen on Youtube on Alexandru Bauer's win10 pc ! I think this commit Ractiv/touch_plus_source_code@d679834 is the closer from what could control a cursor with TUIO (No news from Dr. Martin Kaltenbrunner at mkalten/TUIO11_NET#3). Otherwise, no news from australian backer Lachlan Pollock and his californian friend Maz with his team on opencv ! So that will be the end of the dream of the ultimate mouse killer !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: