the design guide (and tutorial) have not changed. Are they up to date ? Do you plan to document the IO extension ? The last release in sf is dated 2-june. is that the last one ? It would also be nice if you could also reply to a previous email regarding GIL not being flexible enough thxs On 6/15/06, Lubomir Bourdev <lbourdev@adobe.com> wrote:
We just updated our web pages and created a stand-alone version of the Generic Image Library:
http://opensource.adobe.com/gil/
You can now download it outside of ASL. The only required dependency is Boost. We also allow you to browse GIL-only Doxygen documentation. We have updated all the documentation.
We would like to hear of any suggestions you might have on improving the design of the library.
Assuming there is sufficient interest on your side, and the amount of work required for a successful submission is not unreasonable, we would like to pursue a Boost submission.
Thanks, Lubomir
Jose wrote:
could you pls let the list know when the docs are updated ? thxs
On 6/5/06, Lubomir Bourdev <lbourdev@adobe.com> wrote:
John Maddock wrote:
Of course the first extension folks are likely to ask for is
image-file
IO,
but I guess that's a whole other ball game?
We just released the first version of our I/O extension, but we haven't updated the documentation yet. It supports JPEG, TIFF and PNG. It supports run-time instantiated images, so you can load the image in its native color space and channel depth.
Our I/O operates at a very base level - like load the image in a given format from a given file. If you use GIL inside ASL you will get extra goodies - such as a dynamic registration of I/O modules and tighter integration with Adam/Eve libraries.
Lubomir
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