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/**
@page modules_root Creating OpenNI Modules

This help document presents a tutorial showing how to build new module 
OpenNI implementations. 

OpenNI is a plug-in system. It defines the interfaces and data flow of 
common 3D computer vision types. 

The OpenNI MPI lets you create new OpenNI modules. An OpenNI module is a 
shared-library which exports one or more node implementations. 

This section presents the necessary steps for creating an OpenNI module.

@note OpenNI native interface is written in C. However, just as there 
are C++ wrappers for the API, there are also C++ wrappers for creating 
modules. Using the C++ wrappers is the easiest way to create a new 
module, so all further descriptions will assume the use of C++. 
<b>Creating new modules in C is not covered currently in this 
documentation.</b> 

This tutorial comprises the following major sections. Work through them 
in the order given. 

-# @subpage modules_topology
-# @subpage modules_node
-# @subpage modules_exporter
-# @subpage modules_module
-# @subpage modules_registration

*/