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Quick2dPlot, or q2d for short, is an open source minimalistic plotting program designed for live 2d graphical representation of data streams. The program may be useful for plotting output of different user's application programs, especially in case when the user wants to see a plot or a number of plots during calculations or a data acquisition process. The program is command-driven and uses no widgets. Q2d is written in C, it takes advantage of SDL2 library for plotting. Currently...

Small, black, but powerful! Calimero is a high-performance Win32 (x86) console application designed to take full control of your Windows Desktop background (Windows 8 and up).

OpenGI is a platform-independent C-library for parameterizing triangular meshes and creating Geometry Images from this parameterization.

Knitter produces a 3-dimensional model of a knitting pattern. It supports KnitML, as well as a native language similar to that of traditional knitting patterns.

Providing stretch and blit routines for SDL surfaces. These are optimized for speed including lots of assembler parts in the general routines and dynamic cpu native code generation for applications to compile specialized stretch-and-blit routines at runti

RawCA calculates lens chromatic aberration from a camera raw file. It works by searching for the largest correlation coefficient of different channels while resizing (stretch/shrink) the channels.

This is a program to up size BMP images, using a gradient stretch method. This program can take small images, and turn them into larger images, without the block side effects.

...This is just a rough starting point to create GPU accelerated pixel bender transition effects for flex components, although currently just using the sample twirl effect shipped with pixel bender this could be used to create effects like the stretch/warp effect applications do on mac when minimized/maximized. Note; most parameters are set randomly each time the effect starts so has little configurability besides duration, although very short durations (50-75ms) can produce far more subtle glitches, while longer durations (2000ms+) can look more abstract or maybe 'magical'.