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Asked: 2026-05-25T01:31:13+00:00

I am trying to make an AIR application, that needs to pass an image

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I am trying to make an AIR application, that needs to pass an image (.jpg/.png) to a C++ app, that does number crunching.(this needs to be done very often, like every 2-3 seconds.) I’ve managed to pass the image by saving it to disk via AIR, then opening this file with the C++ program (and passing the filename as an argument to the C++ program), but this method is really slow, because it involves lots of disk I/O.

Is there a method to send an image directly to a native process?

Edit: There is a good Flash-C++ communication example at http://www.marijnspeelman.nl/blog/2008/03/06/face-detection-using-flash-and-c-revisited/ using sockets. The big problem with this method is, that some firewall settings can block the communication (i get a windows firewall warning, when i start the app).

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    There are several ways to transmit data between two processes.
    One of the most efficient, and easy to setup, is to use TCP sockets.
    It means that your C/C++ will for (TCP/HTTP) requests, and that your AIR program will send the request with all data inside.

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