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Monitor Forum | Start New ThreadRE: mpview [ Reply ] By: Robert Reijntjes reyntjesr on 2011-03-15 12:39 | [forum:106621] |
Hi Ronan, I downloaded CMake changed the file as you told me and compiled it with visual studio. But I now get an error running mpview. If you have a working version please send it to me. Thanks in advance. Regards, Robert |
RE: mpview [ Reply ] By: Ronan Le Boulch on 2011-03-15 10:14 | [forum:106620] |
Hi Robert, Here is the problem : - The fmap "fwrite" function does not write the float format into the file *.flt the correct way. The float format needs to be a binary format and not a string format Here is the solution : - If you're using the source files, change the fopen writing mode into "wb" instead of "w" of the "dump_to_file" function of "tfmap.cpp" file and re-compile. - If you downloaded the binary files ask me and i will send you a package (this will be a non-released package so...) It will be corrected for the next release |
RE: mpview [ Reply ] By: Ronan Le Boulch on 2011-03-14 08:31 | [forum:106613] |
Hi Robert, At first sight, -The mpview executable (.cpp) is forced to create a 640*480 pixmap size * UNLESS the option "--size" is used - The mpview.m Matlab script file is forced to display a 640*480 pixmap size Can you send me the book file and the procedure you used so i can make tests and answer to you ? ronan.le_boulch@irisa.fr Ronan |
mpview [ Reply ] By: Robert Reijntjes reyntjesr on 2011-03-11 10:07 | [forum:106600] |
Hi, I've created an MPTK book file. When I create a file with mpview from this file and try to read it in matlab, the number of elements isn't 640*480 but more. Is there more information in mpview that isn't documented? I'm using mptk 0.5.9 windows 32-bit version. Robert |