libgphoto2 on Windows 10 IoT Core/Desktop ARM/x64/x86 with C# wrapper

Requirements - A version of this project with IoT Core ARM support added : [login to view URL] (only the core library project and sample project for testing is needed) - .Net Standard 2 based - Needs to run Windows 10 desktop x86/x64 and Windows 10 IoT Core x86/x64/ARM build 17763.253 - The libgphoto2Sharp library will be used from a UWP app under IoT Core ARM - Add any major missing wrapper functions to the C# library for libgphoto2 - Base the project on a private fork of this so that we have better future maintainability - Provide all source and build scripts needed to build libgphoto and supporting libraries - Use [login to view URL] as shown in the SharpCamera docs : [login to view URL] (not this is separate repository that has specific changes to make SharpCamera work on Windows) - Version of gphoto2 source that compiles against the ported libgphoto2, so that gphoto executable can be used on Windows on above platforms to test/use the library. - IoT Core experience - Raspberry to test with, x64 IoT Core can likely be tested in VM - Nikon/Canon camera to test with Things to note: - Need to build libgphoto2/gphoto2 libraries to run on ARM under Windows IoT Core. Cross compile with Msys2/MinGW and provide everything needed for us to do this inhouse. - Note IoT Core is not a full Windows environment and requires special consideration, specifically libusb on ARM is not provided out of the box and needs to be compiled from source : please see here [login to view URL] - libgphoto2 requires a libusb based driver Testing We will confirm project works by capturing images from a Nikon, Canon and Sony DSLRs connected via USB on a Raspberry Pi 3. Resources that will be helpful: - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL]