Is this for Windows? about freenect2.net

[madadam]

There is no Windows support at the moment. The project I needed this for is now finished, so I don't maintain this anymore. Feel free to fork and adapt to your needs though.

Or, if your project is Windows-only, I'd consider using the official Microsoft SDK instead.

[dbruning]

Thanks for the reply. I'm using the Microsoft SDK but exploring libfreenect2 as a way of connecting mulitple kinects. I'll have a crack at my own wrapper.

[madadam]

I think for this to work in Windows, all you need to do is compiling native/freenect2.cpp into a Windows DLL. So create a C++ project in Visual Studio, stick the cpp in it, and configure it to build DLL and you should be good to go. But I have very little experience with Windows development, so I might be missing something. Anyway, good luck with it!

[dbruning]

Yep it does compile to a native Windows DLL, I forgot to say that I need to use it from inside a c# app so what I really need is the c# wrapper. Time to learn c++/cli!

[madadam]

Well this project IS a C# wrapper. It just needs this native library too. So if you got that to compile on Windows, I think you should be all set.

[dbruning]

I agree in theory, but your c++ wrapper is using Make and I don't have that
setup on Windows, so having done a little reading I'm going to try the
c++/cli route. It should give a fairly similar result to your wrapper, but
I'll learn more along the way & will be able to troubleshoot better any
problems.
Great to have your wrapper available as a resource, I can see some "hacks"
in there that I'll probably need to reproduce!

On 8 March 2016 at 07:46, Adam Cigánek [email protected] wrote:

Well this project IS a C# wrapper. It just needs this native library too.
So if you got that to compile on Windows, I think you should be all set.

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