Quoting wheeltapper <wheeltapper@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > i'm trying to port a linux app to win2k. i have zero experience at such > exercises but i figure the only way to really learn is to do it. i have > cygwin installed on my win2k system and have all the relevant > libraries/tools working. the only hitch that i can see is that after i > have executed the configure script the only inaccessable header is > "linux/videodev.h". i kinda think that installing a kernal source and > headers etc and videodevX into the cygwin environment wouldnt be the > answer. just a hunch. The header file won't help, you need an equivalent of v4l in Win2K itself. > i dont know very much about all this but would i be right in thinking > win2k has an equivalent to v4l that i somehow have to point to?!? Read about DirectShow and friends. That's probably what you need. There are probably books, but I haven't read|seen any, and the DirectX download from MS is free, and it has lots of reference materials, and samples too. It should be sufficient. Thanks, Dmitri -- If at first you don't succeed ... well, so much for sky diving.
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