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35 lines
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k4a-sys
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A bingden wrapper for the Azure Kinect Sensor SDK, which should work on both Linux and Windows.
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Vendors the compiled SDK libs from version 1.3.
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On linux you need to install `libk4a1.3` to be able to use `libk4a.so` and `libdepthengine.so`.
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On windows you need to install the Sensor SDK to able to have the `libdepthengine.dll`.
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One future wish is to statically compile the SDK into this library, which would require modifying
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the SDK's build to output a static library we could link against.
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It also might be possible to compile libk4a from source in the future,
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but it looks time consuming.
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Examples
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There are two examples that match the SDK's. You can run them with eg:
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```
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cargo run --example enumerate
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cargo run --example streaming
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```
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Future plans
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I've started also planning on writing a safe Rust wrapper library, `k4a-rs` to allow Rust-idiomatic (not raw pointers!)
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access to the libraries. It will probably live in this repo and we'll move `k4a-sys` to a sub-directory here, the
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same way [`bzip2-rs` and `bzip2-sys`](https://github.com/alexcrichton/bzip2-rs) work.
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I think in the near future we'll remove bindgen from the list of dependencies and only run it every library update,
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that is, by hand/script instead of in the build.rs. This is because bindgen has ~60 dependencies, and should always
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generate the same output file anyways. (It's possible to make the output cross platform).
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