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CS474 - Image Processing and Interpretation

A WebAssembly/Native Windows application for testing and visualizing Image Processing and Interpretation theory.

Stephen Foster: @Stehfyn
Joey Paschke @DuckieOnQuacks

Live Version

A live version can be found at: stehfyn.github.io/cs474/

How to build (GNU Make)

Build Steps

First, you can clone the repository and its submodule:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/Stehfyn/cs474

Or do the following if you cloned the repo non-recursively already:

cd cs474
git submodule update --init --recursive

Then bootstrap emsdk with:

cd cs474
.\setup.bat --bypass

Next, you may compile with:

cd cs474
.\scripts\CI\make_dirs.bat && make Release

Lastly,

.\scripts\CI\copy_release.bat && .\scripts\Build\copy_index.bat Release

Locally Hosting the Build

To do so, first cd into Release and then invoke the Python http.server:

cd Release
python3 -m http.server 8080

Then launch any browser and navigate to localhost:8080/index.html, and voila!

How to build (Visual Studio)

Build support is provided for Visual Studio 2022. The build system dependencies are as follows:

  • Visual Studio 2022
  • VSExtForEmscripten v0.8.0 or higher.
    • The specific extension is Emscripten.Build.Definition.vsix, and can be found here.

Build Steps

Note - It is recommended to first install Emscripten.Build.Definition.vsix manually, as opposed to using setup.bat which may take awhile.

First, you can clone the repository and its submodule:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/Stehfyn/cs474

Or do the following if you cloned the repo non-recursively already:

cd cs474
git submodule update --init --recursive

Then, if you have already installed Emscripten.Build.Definition.vsix, just

cd cs474
.\setup.bat --bypass

Or, if you wish to to have it automatically installed:

cd cs474
.\setup.bat

Finally, you may open cs474.sln with Visual Studio 2022 and build for platform Emscripten. Or, with the Developer Command Prompt for VS, just do:

cd cs474
msbuild /m /p:Configuration=Release /p:Platform=Emscripten .

Locally Hosting the Build

The VSExtForEmscripten provides support via the Visual Studio Debugger UI for testing builds on localhost, but this is not recommended as it is currently far from stable. A suitable alternative is just using Python's http package:

To do so, first cd into either a Debug or Release configuration of a cs474-client build directory with a successful build (The build directory pattern is bin\cs474-client\Emscripten\{Configuration}\), then invoke the Python http.server:

cd bin\cs474-client\Emscripten\Release\
python3 -m http.server 8080

Then launch any browser and navigate to localhost:8080/index.html, and voila!