Hi,
Thank you Christian for your answer. I remember now this library
announcement on the list. However, I am not sure to use it, since we do not
know what is its developpement status. However, seems to be great and
provides some tutorials based on GIL. I tried to play with but do not know
how to deal between image and image_view.
2010/11/2 michi7x7
Am 02.11.2010 16:49, schrieb Olivier Tournaire:
those "Pipelines" are called streams in C++, and boost does provide a library for streams (boost.iostream). However, given this image-example I'd not recomend you to use streams for this as those require copying, proxy object or move-semantics. Moreover iostreams are not thought to pass whole objects, but little pieces of information instead (like chars).
This doesn't mean that you can't use the operators << and >> for this though. You might want to look at boost.Proto to build a lazy evaluated expressions.
If you really try to build such an Image-Library, look at boost.GIL first.
GIL does not provide such stuffs. Sure however I will use GIL. Regards, Olivier
Regards,
michi7x7
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