#Antivcode

An identification code validation procedures implement by C++ with boost and libjpeg.

Note: For personal use at present.

##Dependence

• boost v1_56_0 http://www.boost.org/users/history/version_1_56_0.html
• jpeglib v9(included) http://www.ijg.org/files/
• gcc 4.8.2 or above
• msvc compiler which support c++11 ##Compile

####Linux

Suppose you have compiled boost library in /usr/local/boost_1_56_0/ as well as the .a static library are in /usr/local/boost_1_56_0/stage/lib.

If not, you should probably modify the Makefile.

When all of the work is finished,just do following steps:

>> cd ./libjpeg/
>> make
>> cd ../decode/
>> make
>> ./decode

####Windows

• Open .sln file.
• Configure include path of boost and libjpeg.
• Compile libjpeg project first in the solution.
• Configure attach library folder of boost and libjpeg.
• Compile decode project.
• F5 or Ctrl+F5 to run this application.

#Usage

First you should let the program study and generate attribute code database.

To get help information:

>> decode -h
Or
>> decode --help

To study by filenames from ./folder and create a new database named "db" in ./database:

>> decode -syn -d ./folder/ -b ./database/db
Or
>> decode -s -y -n -d ./folder/ -b ./database/db

To study sigle file and append to database by default(./db):

>> decode -s -f simples/studied.jpg

if you want to see binaryzated image, just add -v option.

When finish studying, you can run a test or recognition.

To test a single file:

>> decode -t -f simples/tested.jpg

To test a series of images:

>> decode -t -d test/

Note: test procedure require that file named with a right name.

To recognite a single file:

>> decode -f simples/recognited.jpg

To recognite a series of files:

>> decode -d simples/

#Author

Micooz

November 30, 2014 in Chengdu University of Technology.

Contact me by e-mail: micooz@hotmail.com