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    MetalPetal

    MetalPetal

    A GPU accelerated image and video processing framework built on Metal

    MetalPetal is an image processing framework based on Metal designed to provide real-time processing for still images and video with easy-to-use programming interfaces. This chapter covers the key concepts of MetalPetal, and will help you to get a better understanding of its design, implementation, performance implications, and best practices. A MTIImage object is a representation of an image to be processed or produced. It does directly represent image bitmap data instead it has all the...
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    ORSSerialPort

    ORSSerialPort

    Serial port library for Objective-C and Swift macOS apps

    ORSSerialPort is an easy-to-use Objective-C serial port library for macOS. It is useful for programmers writing Objective-C or Swift Mac apps that communicate with external devices through a serial port (most commonly RS-232). You can use ORSSerialPort to write apps that connect to Arduino projects, robots, data acquisition devices, ham radios, and all kinds of other devices. Using ORSSerialPort to open a port and send data can be very simple.
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    MoteDaemon is a lightweight server that enables applications to receive Nintendo Wii remote input data as XML over a TCP socket. It includes a Flash application to demonstrate its capabilities.
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