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I am looking for a way to encode 100 byte on paper and hope to find a more room-saving way to do this than QR-Codes.
Now this may sound a little strange, as the information needs room, but e.g. something wider and less tall would be cool.
Any suggestions?
(Also, C++ libraries would be nice.)
EDIT: Keep in mind I need to be able to scan it again. Thanks. 🙂
There are loads of different types of barcode out there – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode pick any one.