Re: [boost] [interest] [gil] matrix container adapter
If anyone is interested, I have developed a simple 2D matrix container adapter that we use for image processing and such.
did you have a look at boost gil library ?
I saw that, and it looks great. uBlas has a matrix container that's similar too. The reason I posted this matrix container is because it's simpler and more general than gil or ublas. For example, a container of spreadsheet cells may not warrant a programmer learning (or a compiler parsing) these larger, more specialized libraries. This class belongs under the general category 'containers', which is probably the first place a person would look in this example, rather than looking under 'image processing' or 'linear algebra'. Jeff
On Tue, 28 Aug 2007, Jeff Perry wrote:
If anyone is interested, I have developed a simple 2D matrix container adapter that we use for image processing and such.
did you have a look at boost gil library ?
I saw that, and it looks great. uBlas has a matrix container that's similar too.
The reason I posted this matrix container is because it's simpler and more general than gil or ublas. For example, a container of spreadsheet cells may not warrant a programmer learning (or a compiler parsing) these larger, more
specialized libraries. This class belongs under the general category 'containers', which is probably the first place a person would look in this example, rather than looking under 'image processing' or 'linear algebra'.
How about boost::multi_array_ref then? -- François Duranleau
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