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    Of course, but you first have to generate them....

    Of course, but you first have to generate them. How do you generate? by running the dll-application type project you made.
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    Generating dll file

    Hi guys,

    I have a function written in C and I want to change it to dll in order to then implement it in the Labview. I followed the step by step walkthrough of msdn site (I'm using VS 2010),...
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    Problem with abs(double)

    It's very basic but I have problem getting the absolute value of a double type; here:


    double *Dist_cb1= new double[2400];
    for (i=0; i<2400; i++){
    Dist_cb1[i]=0;
    for (j=0; j<6; j++)
    ...
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    Reading .mat files, simplest way?

    Dear all

    Is there a simple way to directly read .mat files?

    Elnaz
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    Previously, I had installed the prebuilt version...

    Previously, I had installed the prebuilt version of opencv. This time I used CMake and did everything as it was instructed. However, when I try to run the "hello_world" example I get : The...
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    Problem with open cv

    Well, I'm trying to use open cv in VS 2010 on Windows 7 64 bit. I've added all the dll and lib files and included the path in system variables but when I hit debug I get this error message that: The...
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    So, the first size_x*sizeof(double *) memory...

    So, the first
    size_x*sizeof(double *) memory block is allocated for this? for Data[i]s to include some addresses? We need more space in memory than the actual size of the matrix. We need the actual...
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    In other words, what I still don't get is that...

    In other words, what I still don't get is that in the 2nd block of code:

    for(i=0;i<size_x;i++)
    for(j=0;j<size_y;j++){
    Data[i][j] = *(Data_in+size_y*i+j);
    }
    we're feeding the values to...
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    Thank you, I got your points; the code is...

    Thank you, I got your points; the code is supposed to allocate a 210 by 7 matrix. I get that it first allocates a 210 by 7 memory block using malloc but why then it further adds a 210 length array to...
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    understanding dynamic matrix declaration

    Dear all,
    It's been a long time that I haven't done C and I've forgot almost all about it. I'm trying to catch up with it!
    Well, first I need to understand one part i.e. dynamic matrix declaration;...
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