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Distribution: redhat 9 , fedora 5,6,7,DSL,Debian 3, mandrake 9.2 , knoppix 3.8, red hat 7.3
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SDL open a remote imate
Hello everyone im developing a small apllication wich will load an image from an ipa based camera. i can access the image from my browser like http://root:admin@10.0.0.30/still.jpg
Now the thing is i need to access this image from SDL but the code below does not do the job:
afaik there is no functionality in sdl to transfer files. there is a networking lib, but its not aimed at file transfer. you are probably going to need to look into either an external program like wget, or find a library that allows you to download files. is that what curl does?
Get the image data using curl or something like xhi suggested, then get an SDL_RWops structure using SDL_RWFromMem. Then use the IMG_Load_RW or IMG_Load*_RW (Where * is JPG, PNG, etc..).
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