From C++ to Actionscript via FLASCC

Question

I'm hoping to get some feedback from anyone who is familiar with BOTH C++ AND Actionscript. I am not a C++ coder unfortunately.

I am developing Kinect applications using the AIRKinect framework. Unfortunately a limitation of this framework is the lack of any useful gesture dection algorithms.

I came across this gesture recognition library built in C++. http://www.nickgillian.com/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=GRT.FAQ

There is also the Flash C+++ cross compiler(formerly known as Alchemy) http://gaming.adobe.com/technologies/flascc/

I was wondering if it might be possible to convert this gesture recognition library into a swc(Flash format) so I can use it with AIRKinect?

Answer 1

It's Possible.

FlasCC uses a version of LLVM-GCC 4.2 with a custom LLVM backend that generates ActionScript bytecode capable of running within the Flash Runtime. More specifically, the bytecode runs in the ActionScript virtual machine (AVM). This lets you compile arbitrary C/C++ code into a managed bytecode format capable of high performance execution within the Flash Runtime on Mac, Windows, or Linux

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