Hello everyone,
I have been following your FastCV applications for the past couple months, and now it's the time to use it by myself! But I have a very crucial question:
Is there a way to add a FastCV function in an existing Android Project which uses included OpenCV libraries? I have an application that uses OpenCV libraries but it has a very slow frame per second rate. So I would like to replace some of the OpenCV functions (for example the cvCanny function) with the equivalent functions of FastCV so I can achieve a much faster FPS.
I have already read in your forum that there is a way of importing OpenCV libraries in an existing FastCV project. Isn't there a way of doing the exact reverse thing? Because it is very time consuming to create a new FastCV project and try to import all what I have done in the existing OpenCV project.
Thank you in advance,
Panayiotis
Panayiotis,
The way you suggest using FastCV, as an acceleration library for an existing OpenCV application, is an ideal way to use FastCV. Simply statically link the FastCV binary to your existing application. Comment out the specific function that is a bottleneck in your existing application (this requires some profiling of your application), and replace that function call with an appropriate FastCV function replacement.
Good luck,
Mike
Hi Mike,
how to link FastCv binary to app
and
how to use fastcv from android with java code?
In all samples, they are getting their work done with native code and useing fastcv function from C.
can we use fastcv operation directly from java code just like we use library in opencv..?
(i m new in CV based apps.)
thanks
Bhumik
The way you suggest using FastCV, is an ideal way to use FastCV.Simply statically link the FastCV binary to your existing application,and replace that function call with an appropriate FastCV function replacement.In all samples, they are getting their work done with native code and useing fastcv function from C.