Essentially what I'm trying to do, is turn the following function:
function [template, mask] = createiristemplate(eyeimage_filename)
into a form useable by Xcode. I've spent several hours poring over the internet, and have yet to find a clean way to make it work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If you are talking about Xcode, the mac IDE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xcode
According to wikipedia, this software can support the following languages:
C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, AppleScript, Python and Ruby
So the only way, is to use matlab coder, it is a matlab tool to convert matlab code in C or C++ :
http://www.mathworks.fr/products/matlab-coder/index.html
But it is an expansive toolbox.
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Is there a simple way to convert Erlang code to c or cpp?
thanks
I wish to convert Wings 3D code (from the first release ) to c/cpp
What would you do after converting? If you plan to run the c/cpp code, you will not get all the Erlang platform capabilities.
Sometimes, people try to convert to the language they understand, while learning a new language.
I am new to iOS development!
And I'm working on a project that deals with shift scheduling problems.
I was reading online paper and they mentioned that they used CPLEX to solve their linear programming problems.
So I'm wondering if there's anything that I have to know to run my scheduling constraints on CPLEX but get the results on Swift codes (XCode)?
what you could try also is to use CPLEX in the cloud which would be called from IOS.
You can find an example at https://developer.ibm.com/docloud/blog/2016/03/17/docloud-and-bluemix-demo/
You can try that example on your smartphone and then have a look at how to.
regards
CPLEX offers some libraries written in C, C++.
Xcode allow the use of this kind of librairies so I think you'll be able to work with inside your Swift project.
Hope this helps !
can you please tell me if there is a weka (machine learning algorithm) for iOS ?
and if yes then provide me with a download link to download it.
iOS Agreement says:
"3.3.2 — An Application may not itself install or launch other executable code by any means, including without limitation through the use of a plug-in architecture, calling other frameworks, other APIs or otherwise. No interpreted code may be downloaded or used in an Application except for code that is interpreted and run by Apple’s Documented APIs and built-in interpreter(s)."
So you cannot lanch a java interpreter to use WEKA libraries.
BUT... Google released a "Java to iOS Objective C translator" a few days ago. And WEKA is an "Open Source" project. So, maybe, you could try to download WEKA's (java) code and translate it from java to Objective-C in order to run WEKA's algorithms in iOS.
If you get it, please, let me know ;-)
Weka is written in Java. This means the likelihood of it being adapted to iOS is quite small.
I would like to use OpenCV in my Erlang application. One solution would be to write an Erlang port etc., but I'm sure it has been done before.
The ideal result would be to be able to configure OpenCV from Erlang, and never touch a line of C code. But is this possible ? How would you do that ?
Why not wrap the specific OpenCV configuration in a C application using the OpenCV C lib and call that app using Result = os:cmd('myapp'). That way you don't have to mess around with possible interoperability issues and have a clear separation between you C and Erlang code.
I'm trying to write an IDE for the iOS and I stumbled on a problem. I of course wanted to be able to do syntax highlighting, but I have no idea how I have to get this to work.
I have been googling over a month now, but I haven't found anything useful. Most libraries are C++. That I find no problem, I know enough of C++, but they all use the Boost libraries and I heavily doubt if it's easy to install them on a jailbroken iOS device, or even compile them for the iOS on the Mac.
So I come here for help. What should I do? Should I use a PHP syntax highlighter, which always colors the whole document? Should I write a syntax highlighter my self, that doesn't use the Boost library? Or does somebody here know another library, which can be used on the iOS?
Thank you in advance,
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i have a simillar problem about syntax highlighting, but i prefer to solved it using UIWebview than using core text, because that is a different pixel in rendering text in core text and UITextview (in my problem i was using a core text view that cover by uitextview), and then i try to solved using uiwebview, even i'm still on developing but i can say that it is better using uiwebview than core text, maybe you can take a look at this link http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/ it is an open source code, but it develop using javascript.
Most Boost libraries are header-only. There are only a few Boost libraries, like those for threading and asynchronous I/O, that use a compiled library. If you've found some solutions that would work fine aside from your worries about using Boost, then I would look at them again, as they'll likely work. Even if you must use a Boost library that is not header-only, you can always build it as a static library and link that into your application, so that in the end the only thing that needs to be installed is just your app bundle.
I know this is old, but in case anybody is looking for a complete syntax highlighter for iOS, there's two options:
Highlightr: A Swift library for syntax highlighting, supports hundreds of languages but uses JS as backend. It's fast enough for live editing, though. (Disclaimer: I am the creator of this library).
SyntaxKit: A native solution on early stages of development. Should support any TextMate syntax in the future.