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When I do a printf(data); in C, I get the same out put from Perl when I do print("$data\n"); Sample out put is below.

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This look like binray data to me. But not sure if Gtk2::Pixfuf new_from_data can use this directly. I.E is their a header it looks for or somthing..... Not sure.

In reply to Re^3: Open CV problem by russellp
in thread Open CV problem by russellp

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