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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon joaquimrocha

Skeltrack Implementation

Open 00Vats opened this issue 10 years ago • 5 comments

Hi Guys, i am trying to build one application where i need the skeleton on the human body i found skeltrack to achieve that but skeltrack is available for LINUX and i am working on windows. can i get it for windows as well? or what approach should i follow to get it in windows ?

Thanks

00Vats avatar Jul 17 '14 11:07 00Vats

Hi @vineetOO7 ,

Skeltrack should work on Windows but it has glib as a dependency, so be sure to install it from: http://www.gtk.org/download/win64.php

Also, follow the issue https://github.com/joaquimrocha/Skeltrack/issues/18#issuecomment-49175968 where another user is trying to compile it on Windows. I do not use Windows myself, so I cannot really check it out...

joaquimrocha avatar Jul 17 '14 19:07 joaquimrocha

thanks joaquimrocha

yes i saw issue#18, he is also working on windows.I have some basic questions about skeltrack.

1.which glib & gtk version it uses? 2.which system version(i.e 32 bit or 64 bit) it was developed? 3.suppose if i am going to use 64 -bit then which version of glib to be used.

Thanks

00Vats avatar Jul 24 '14 11:07 00Vats

I'd like the know the answer to vineet007's second question too. Do I need 64bit glib? The rest of my project is developed as a 32bit application, does it matter as far as SkelTrak is concerned?

noio avatar Sep 14 '14 12:09 noio

Hi folks,

Sorry for the delay in answering but I was on vacation during August and completely forgot to check this after I came back.

Skeltrack doesn't depend on GTK+, only on glib and the minimum version is 2.32.0. The arch should not matter at all so 32 or 64 should work just the same (I use my 64bit in my machine, just if you're wondering). The app used as an example, uses Clutter 1.8.4.

You can check the versions in its configure.ac : https://github.com/joaquimrocha/Skeltrack/blob/master/configure.ac

joaquimrocha avatar Sep 14 '14 13:09 joaquimrocha

Thanks!

I had some issues compiling on Windows using Visual Studio 2013, but I think I'm getting there:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25832585/glib-in-c-on-visual-studio-2013

noio avatar Sep 14 '14 13:09 noio