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#3 Add support for floating-point formats

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2015-05-06
2015-05-04
Ivo Pavlík
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Floating-point file formats like OpenEXR and HDR are not possible to open/save by pdiff.

Actually, I already re-coded the whole pixel/image subsystem in my working copy and also added support for loading float formats (tested on OpenEXR and HDR), I just don't know whether anyone is interested in my changes and how to eventually incorporate them into the project.

BTW: Did you consider moving the project to sites like github?

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  • yeehector

    yeehector - 2015-05-06

    I think someone made a fork with openmp support on github:

    https://github.com/myint/perceptualdiff

    I can give you edit rights

     
    • Ivo Pavlík

      Ivo Pavlík - 2015-05-06

      I can see they rewrote it a bit ;-)

       
  • yeehector

    yeehector - 2015-05-06

    Ok I forked a copy of this repo here:

    https://github.com/hectorgon/perceptual-diff

    Please send me a pull request and I can review and merge it

     
    • Ivo Pavlík

      Ivo Pavlík - 2015-05-06

      Thanks, I will get to have a look at it some time around the end of this week hopefully.

       
    • Ivo Pavlík

      Ivo Pavlík - 2015-05-11

      Just to be sure: I don't know how github notifies about pull requests, so I'm just telling you here that I created one.

       
    • Doug Letterman

      Doug Letterman - 2016-07-18

      I made a very similar change and then discovered this thread. Is it your intent to have the git repo supersede the Sourceforge implementation?

       
      • yeehector

        yeehector - 2016-07-18

        The openmp version in github is more up to date I would use that fork

        On Jul 18, 2016 1:26 PM, "Doug Letterman" dletterman@users.sf.net wrote:

        I made a very similar change and then discovered this thread. Is it your
        intent to have the git repo supersede the Sourceforge implementation?


        Status: open
        Group: Next Release (example)
        Created: Mon May 04, 2015 03:44 PM UTC by Ivo Pavlík
        Last Updated: Wed May 06, 2015 02:29 AM UTC
        Owner: nobody

        Floating-point file formats like OpenEXR and HDR are not possible to
        open/save by pdiff.

        Actually, I already re-coded the whole pixel/image subsystem in my working
        copy and also added support for loading float formats (tested on OpenEXR
        and HDR), I just don't know whether anyone is interested in my changes and
        how to eventually incorporate them into the project.

        BTW: Did you consider moving the project to sites like github?

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        • yeehector

          yeehector - 2016-07-18

          https://github.com/myint/perceptualdiff

          On Jul 18, 2016 2:58 PM, "Hector Yee" hector.yee@gmail.com wrote:

          The openmp version in github is more up to date I would use that fork

          On Jul 18, 2016 1:26 PM, "Doug Letterman" dletterman@users.sf.net wrote:

          I made a very similar change and then discovered this thread. Is it your
          intent to have the git repo supersede the Sourceforge implementation?


          Status: open
          Group: Next Release (example)
          Created: Mon May 04, 2015 03:44 PM UTC by Ivo Pavlík
          Last Updated: Wed May 06, 2015 02:29 AM UTC
          Owner: nobody

          Floating-point file formats like OpenEXR and HDR are not possible to
          open/save by pdiff.

          Actually, I already re-coded the whole pixel/image subsystem in my
          working copy and also added support for loading float formats (tested on
          OpenEXR and HDR), I just don't know whether anyone is interested in my
          changes and how to eventually incorporate them into the project.

          BTW: Did you consider moving the project to sites like github?

          Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in
          https://sourceforge.net/p/pdiff/feature-requests/3/

          To unsubscribe from further messages, please visit
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          • Doug Letterman

            Doug Letterman - 2016-07-18

            OK, thanks. It looks like that fork is still missing support for 96 and 128-bit HDR images. If that's the fork you recommend I'll open an issue, code up a fix and send myint a pull request.

             
            • yeehector

              yeehector - 2016-07-18

              Yes I think that is the most up to date fork and on github

              On Jul 18, 2016 3:34 PM, "Doug Letterman" dletterman@users.sf.net wrote:

              OK, thanks. It looks like that fork is still missing support for 96 and
              128-bit HDR images. If that's the fork you recommend I'll open an issue,
              code up a fix and send myint a pull request.


              Status: open
              Group: Next Release (example)
              Created: Mon May 04, 2015 03:44 PM UTC by Ivo Pavlík
              Last Updated: Wed May 06, 2015 02:29 AM UTC
              Owner: nobody

              Floating-point file formats like OpenEXR and HDR are not possible to
              open/save by pdiff.

              Actually, I already re-coded the whole pixel/image subsystem in my working
              copy and also added support for loading float formats (tested on OpenEXR
              and HDR), I just don't know whether anyone is interested in my changes and
              how to eventually incorporate them into the project.

              BTW: Did you consider moving the project to sites like github?

              Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in
              https://sourceforge.net/p/pdiff/feature-requests/3/

              To unsubscribe from further messages, please visit
              https://sourceforge.net/auth/subscriptions/

               

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              Feature Requests: #3


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