Hello,
I'm Passing frames from 2 cameras to 2 Mat types via (Videocapture.read()). The problem is that I have to copy in order to enqueue them in an OpenCL Buffer. As I can directly map (OpenCL)Device Memory into Host Memory (thus making it as a transparent buffer), is there any way I can Use my allocated buffer to fill the mat container with my frame?
Best Regards!
If you want to "fill the container with your frame" then there is no way around allocating matrix and copying your data into that matrix. However, if you just want to wrap your data pointer by a cv::Mat object (provided that the data organization of this kind makes sense) you can simply call the wrapper constructor:
//! constructor for matrix headers pointing to user-allocated data
Mat(int rows, int cols, int type, void* data, size_t step=AUTO_STEP);
You can wrap your frame as simple as
Mat wrapped(MatrixRows, MatrixCols, MatrixType, MyDataBuffer);
Note that the destruction of wrapped does not free your buffer! You need to manage the underlying memory yourself.
If you then want to obtain a real copy it is probably the easiest to do
Mat copy = wrapped.clone();
See also http://docs.opencv.org/modules/core/doc/basic_structures.html#mat-mat
So, I figured out that I could Initialize my Mat as
cv::Mat MatrixName(MatrixRows, MatrixCols, MatrixType/*(ie. CV_8UC4)*/, \
NULL/*(This is the Data Pointer)*/, MatrixRowStep);
And then I could Assign the Pointer to the Data Member as
MatrixName.data = MyDataBuffer;
Which is, in my application, Mapped to the OpenCL GPU Memory-Mapped Buffer
Then I was Able to Normally Use Functions as cv::imshow, etc...
Best Regards!
Asked: 2014-10-21 14:42:23 -0600
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Last updated: Oct 27 '20