At Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:40:31 +0200 (CEST), fabien.castan@free.fr wrote:
I'm a big fan of gil. It's one of the best library I know. It has really improved my work, which consists of writing image processing algorithms. Thanks to the authors.
I have only one criticism: the integration with other boost libraries and firstly with multiarray. Because manipulating an image consists of manipulating an array of pixels. Many gil's operations are not present in multiarray: flip_view, subsampled_view, subimage_view, n_channel_view, x_iterator, y_iterator, xy_locator, cache_locator, plannar or interleaved arrays, virtual views, static_for_each, ...
If GIL is truly a generic library (I am not familiar with it), it should be possible to make your own types (and MultiArrays) model its concepts, and use all these kinds of algorithms. -- Dave Abrahams BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com