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Deflect

Welcome to Deflect, a C++ library for streaming pixels to other Deflect-based applications, for example Tide. Deflect offers a stable API marked with version 1.0 (for the client part).

Overview

Deflect features overview

Features

Deflect provides the following functionality:

  • Stream pixels to a remote Server from one or multiple sources
  • Stream stereo images from a distributed 3D application
  • Receive input events from the Server and send data to it
  • Transmitted events include keyboard, mouse and multi-point touch gestures
  • Compressed or uncompressed streaming
  • Fast multi-threaded JPEG (de)compression using libjpeg-turbo

DeflectQt (optional) provides the following additional functionality:

  • Create QML applications which render offscreen and stream and receive events via Deflect

The following applications are provided which make use of the streaming API:

  • DesktopStreamer: A small utility that lets you stream your desktop.
  • SimpleStreamer: A simple example to demonstrate streaming of an OpenGL application.
  • QmlStreamer (optional): An offscreen application to stream any given qml file.

Building from source

  git clone --recursive https://github.com/BlueBrain/Deflect.git
  mkdir Deflect/build
  cd Deflect/build
  cmake -GNinja ..
  ninja

ChangeLog

To keep track of the changes between releases check the @ref Changelog.

About

Deflect is a cross-platform library, designed to run on any modern operating system, including all Unix variants. Deflect uses CMake to create a platform-specific build environment. The following platforms and build environments are tested:

  • Linux: Ubuntu 16.04 and RHEL 6 (Makefile, Ninja; x64)
  • Mac OS X: 10.7 - 10.10 (Makefile, Ninja; x86_64)

The latest API documentation can be found on bluebrain.github.io.

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