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  • Followup: RE: Developing new IO extension

    Sounds good. Looking forward collaborating! Regards, Christian.

    2009-12-27 16:32:09 UTC by chhenning

  • Followup: RE: Developing new IO extension

    Christian, Thank you very much for the guidelines. That's exactly what I was missing. I'm going to learn about development of GIL extensions over the next few days. I hope to make some contributions to GIL I/O extensions. I'll keep you updated and post my further questions on the forum. Regards, Mat.

    2009-12-26 19:24:42 UTC by mloskot

  • Followup: RE: Developing new IO extension

    Hi there, thanks for considering the new gil::io. I'm the author and will try my best to answer your questions. 1. Both boost trunk and release branch are identical for gil. I'm usually committing changes to the trunk first and update release later. 2. Yes, please grab the latest from [1] trunk. I'm in the process of releasing the final version soon ( not this year ) but the trunk is...

    2009-12-23 19:58:30 UTC by chhenning

  • Developing new IO extension

    Hi, I'd like to start development of new IO extension, so I'd have a couple of questions: 1. Where should I grab recent copy of GIL sources? Is the Boost GIL, let's say from Boost SVN trunk, recommended? 2. Do I have to download new GIL I/O package from [gil-contributions][1]? 3. Should I bother about gil_1 or gil_2 in gil-contributions SVN? 4. Are there are any I/O specific...

    2009-12-23 18:24:49 UTC by mloskot

  • Gil & endianess

    Hi ! With views, is there a way to interpret a buffer according to its endianness ? Do you have an example code ? Thanks a lot.

    2009-11-24 10:07:52 UTC by djarboy

  • Followup: RE: Creating my own rgba 10b type

    Sorry I made a mistake: typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel0_t; typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel1_t; typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel2_t; typedef vector3...

    2009-11-19 16:26:13 UTC by djarboy

  • Followup: RE: Creating my own rgba 10b type

    Ok, I solved my problem; here is the solution: typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel0_t; typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel1_t; typedef const packed_channel_reference bgr1010102_channel2_t; typedef vector3

    2009-11-19 16:23:57 UTC by djarboy

  • Creating my own rgba 10b type

    Hi ! I am working on creating my own views but I have got a problem: I need to convert my rgba view to a rgb view... Here is what I did: using namespace std; using namespace boost; // Mutable reference to a RGBA1010102 pixel typedef bit_aligned_pixel_reference bgra1010102_ref_t; // A mutable...

    2009-11-19 15:19:51 UTC by djarboy

  • Followup: RE: numeric extension - bilinear_sampler bug ?

    Hi, Christian following code reproduces the problem, in created image red colored pixels shows this issue. using namespace boost::gil; rgb8_image_t dst(256,256); rgba8_image_t src(64,64); fill_pixels( view(dst), rgb8_pixel_t(0,255,0) ); fill_pixels( view(src), rgba8_pixel_t(0,0,255,127) ); fill_pixels( subimage_view( view(dst), 64, 64, 78...

    2009-11-11 20:50:04 UTC by pelekhay

  • Followup: RE: numeric extension - bilinear_sampler bug ?

    Eugene and Jose, can someone of you send me code that triggers the bug? I tried Joes's example but it works on my machine. Thanks, Christian.

    2009-11-10 15:49:00 UTC by chhenning