Application of Matlab and VC Joint Programming in Digital Watermarking
Hongmei Zhang
Abstract
Hongmei Zhang
Abstract
In order to shorten the development cycle of software,many toolbox functions provided by MATLAB are usually used in the software development process,but the interface of software developed by MATLAB can't satisfy the requirements,so it adopts VC IDE to design interface.Both two tools should be used to achieve quick software development,but traditional joint programming method which uses both VC and MATLAB is unable to escape MATLAB environment.In order to overcome this shortcoming of the traditional MATLAB and VC joint programming method,an effective MATLAB and VC joint programming method which free from MATLAB environment is given.This method has been applied to the digital watermark engineering successfully.
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In order to shorten the development cycle of software,many toolbox functions provided by MATLAB are usually used in the software development process,but the interface of software developed by MATLAB can't satisfy the requirements,so it adopts VC IDE to design interface.Both two tools should be used to achieve quick software development,but traditional joint programming method which uses both VC and MATLAB is unable to escape MATLAB environment.In order to overcome this shortcoming of the traditional MATLAB and VC joint programming method,an effective MATLAB and VC joint programming method which free from MATLAB environment is given.This method has been applied to the digital watermark engineering successfully.
Key concepts: MATLAB, Computer science, Software, Interface (matter), Toolbox, Joint (building), Application programming interface, Computational science