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I want to implement a renderer and save its result as a ppm image because the ppm format is very simple to generate.
But Windows can't open the ppm image directly. Is there some other simple image format that can be opened in Windows directly.
I find the BMP image format which is very easy to parse and can satisfy my need.
And its wiki URL is below:
BMP image format
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I'm trying to preview the first page of a pdf as an image in react. Most articles point to Pdf.js. I'm wondering if there are other alternatives?
You can try react-pdf-js or pdf-sample.
I ended up using react-pdf
I was able to limit the number of pages I could preview to one thus when was able to preview the first page of the pdf on upload.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-pdf
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I am relatively new to OpenGL and am using it for a class that requires me to use it with C (no C++). I would like to use .obj files in my code, but do not know how to import them. I have found many importers online for C++, but must use C. Can anyone direct me to an importer or give me the basics on how to write my own/handle and import .obj files into my program. Thanks!
Here is an example of WaveFront OBJ loader in C - http://kixor.net/dev/objloader/
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I want to use C to break a wav audio file into evenly spaced blocks. How could I do that? Are there any libraries that I could use (i'd prefer not to but I will if I have to)?
ffmpeg library will help you. you can do anything related to video and audio!.
Also see the following article maybe help you.
A Simple C Class to Manipulate WAV
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I am working on a book containing a number of C examples. I am looking for a way I can spit the code through a processor that will give it to me with alternating grey/white lines with line numbers and b&w only syntax highlighting.
Any suggestions?
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Alan
Are you sure you want to use MS-Word, especially for a book text? If it's not completely required, have a look at latex and packages like:
listings
minted
Alternatively if you don't want to do full, proper text layout, just find some application which does format the code and copy&paste it. Visual Studio can copy formats apparently.
Download Notepad++ then select
TextFX -> TextFX Edit -> Reindent C++ code|Indent & surround| ...| more options
To get the colors read this question
Then just paste it in your word processor.
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I'm just wondering if anyone has already created a tool that will take a given JSON string and write the code for an identical struct in C along with the parser code specific to that struct.
I'm about to do this myself using JSON-C, but I thought I'd ask first.
I think protobuf is my best bet. A guy on the NodeJS list led me on to this.
protobuf-c
node-protobuf
protobuf-js