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Compile IDS Python wrapper under Windows #3
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January 11, 2016 15:13
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Hi! These look like great changes, but since the club doesn't have any IDS cameras anymore so we will be unable to test any changes made and as such wil not merge this. If you'd be interested in maintaining the project please check out #22. |
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Hi,
I needed to get a Windows version of the IDS python wrapper, so I adapted the ncsuarc/ids code to make it compilable using the Windows SDK according to Readthedocs. Unfortunately, this required quite some changes to the code so that the MS compiler accepts it as C89. It should still work on Linux, but I wasn't able to test this.
Thanks,
Philiipp