myrobotlabGroG:
opencv must be re-installed through mrl .. that's the point of deleting the .ivy directory |
GroG:
you can use an old mrl installation - but you have upgrade to the latest bleeding edge & delete the .ivy directory ... which is is about as much trouble as downloading and unzipping the latest release |
GroG:
you could test opencv on 1.6 .. raspi needs 1.7 |
kmcgerald:
are we java 1.7 dependent? I have an old Fedora 10-32bit box at home that has various CCTV cameras hooked to it that I could test on tonight but it is only running openjdk 1.6 |
kmcgerald:
should I start from a fresh unzip and does it matter which version I start from? I've got an old 16xx version zip file laying around. |
kmcgerald:
yeah I can test on Mac 10.7-64 now and later tonight I can test on Mac 10.8-64 |
kmcgerald:
yah I was wondering about the binaries being stuffed in the jars yesterday when it was no worky. |
GroG:
you should get 4 jars .. javacpp javacv javacv-mac-64 opencv-mac-64 |
GroG:
btw - no repo parts go to the "native" directory anymore.. part of JavaCV distribution now puts the native dmgs into a jar |
GroG:
Ya kmc .. you going to do Mac 64 ? |
Have you done serial
Have you done serial communication with the PIC and your computer ?
Like this :
http://www.microcontrollerboard.com/pic_serial_communication.html
If not I would start there.
c'est le Pic16f84
c'est le Pic16f84
Welcome smartboy
Post the specifics of your Pic.
Which one do you have, what have you done with it so far?
Can you communicate with it through the computer?
Does it have a USB interface - like this http://www.waitingforfriday.com/index.php/Building_a_PIC18F_USB_device
What are your plans for it?