As Martin said, for C libraries you can use FFI. But if the libraries are in C++ .... mmmm I don't know.
Hi Kirk,I can't really answer your questions but I can say a word about the OpenCV issue: you'll probably need to write a FFI binding. See for example:�http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/2426. I started writing one for OpenCV a few years ago when I was just learning smalltalk, but I dropped the project without making much progress. I can send you what I did if you're interested (and if I find the code), it could be a useful starting point I guess...Cheers,RichoOn Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 11:25 PM, Overcomer Man <overcomer.man@gmail.com> wrote:
What is the best way to include C++ projects like:1) openCV2) an OCR3)�CMU Sphinx4) AutoHotkey5) a screen captureand how does one figure out how to locate documentation on existing tools like:1) Audio Input and manipulation by FFT for audio object recognition2) Video input and graphic object recognition3) Picture input�and graphic object recognitionIs there an application guide? �Many project packages seem harder to figure out than classes like Dictionary and OrderedCollection for some reason. �Any suggestions? �Thank you.Sincerely,Kirk FraserClatskanie, ORUSA