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Some dicussion about this took place in #15 this is now the formal place for projectM discussions. If you have suggestions for other visualization libraries please create a new issue. projectM is written in C++ we would need to create our own bindings. Perhaps using SWIG.
Swig could work, and if nothing else would probably be a decent example of how the bindings would look.
But generally if you're looking for maximum performance which i imagine something realtime like this would be, it makes more sense to write the bindings by hand in the long run.
Guys, I took a swag at creating python bindings using cython. Please see projectM-visualizer/projectm#10 . I'm not really an expert with project M, but have played around with using cython to create bindings quite a bit. The PCM bindings are only partially implemented at this point, but you should be able to feed data to it using a numpy array. I would be interested in hearing your thoughts and discussing what can be done better to adapt it to your needs. Thanks.
Some dicussion about this took place in #15 this is now the formal place for projectM discussions. If you have suggestions for other visualization libraries please create a new issue. projectM is written in C++ we would need to create our own bindings. Perhaps using SWIG.
http://projectm.sourceforge.net/
https://github.com/projectM-visualizer/projectm
http://www.swig.org/
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