[fprint] fprint for embedded

[Andrei Tchijov]

This is not perfect solution ...  but it works for me. I have re- 
implemented glib functions (mostly using glib source code) used by  
fprint and replaced imagemagik with placebo.  If you want, feel free  
to use it (sources in attached zip).  You do need to have glib  
installed on your dev box, but end-result will not have any  
dependencies on glib/imagemagik

Andrei

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On Jan 11, 2008, at 11:12 , Gustavo Chain wrote:

> El Tue, 8 Jan 2008 16:01:03 -0800
> "Jeff White" <jdwhite08 at gmail.com> escribi?:
>
>> I am trying to get fprint to work on an embedded system, specifically
>> a microblaze processor.
>> I am running uclinux and using a secugen hamster III reader. Is there
>> any way to strip down the libraries and code needed to the bare
>> minimum. I don't need any graphical interface, just the capture and
>> verification.
>>
>> I have been havening difficulties with getting libiconv and gettext
>> that are needed for glib to compile. Are they really needed, if not
>> is there a way around them.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Jeff White
>
> You will have to rewrite a big chunk of code, removeing routines
> (Imagemagick, etc).
>
> By the way, lots of fingerprint aplication/solution are installed on
> embedded system, libfprint should try to minimize dependencies (glib?)
> and be designed modular (optional builds)
>
>
>
> -- 
> Gustavo Cha?n Dumit
> http://0xff.cl
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