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Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 3

February 9, 2012May 24, 2012 Chris Cannam

In this series... Introduction, outlining the general steps from starting with a C++ library to being able to build and run simple tests on some JNI wrappers; Part 1, in which I design some simple Java classes and generate the stub wrapper code; Part 2, in which I add just enough of the implementation to… Continue reading Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 3

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Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 2

January 26, 2012May 24, 2012 Chris Cannam

In this series... Introduction, outlining the general steps from starting with a C++ library to being able to build and run simple tests on some JNI wrappers; Part 1, in which I design some simple Java classes and generate the stub wrapper code; Part 2 (this post), in which I add just enough of the… Continue reading Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 2

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Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 1

January 23, 2012April 18, 2018 Chris Cannam

In this series... Introduction, outlining the general steps from starting with a C++ library to being able to build and run simple tests on some JNI wrappers; Part 1 (this post), in which I design some simple Java classes and generate the stub wrapper code; Part 2, in which I add just enough of the… Continue reading Wrapping a C++ library with JNI, part 1

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Wrapping a C++ library with JNI – introduction

January 21, 2012January 24, 2014 Chris Cannam

In this series... Introduction (this post), outlining the general steps from starting with a C++ library to being able to build and run simple tests on some JNI wrappers; Part 1, in which I design some simple Java classes and generate the stub wrapper code; Part 2, in which I add just enough of the… Continue reading Wrapping a C++ library with JNI – introduction

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Open source licences explained

January 18, 2012May 24, 2012 Chris Cannam

A new article about open source software licences, aimed at audio and music researchers developing their own software: http://soundsoftware.ac.uk/open-source-software-licences-explained If you notice any mistakes, please add a comment here or drop me a line.

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Is music recommendation difficult?

January 13, 2012May 24, 2012 Chris Cannam3 Comments

My research department works on programming computers to analyse music. In this field, researchers like to have some idea of whether a problem is naturally easy or difficult for humans. For example, tapping along with the beat of a musical recording is usually easy, and it's fairly instinctive—you don't need much training to do it.… Continue reading Is music recommendation difficult?