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Michael Neumann wrote:
> Some days ago I wrapped the image load functions of Imlib2 (www.enlightment.org/pages/imlib2.html)
> that provides loading the image types PNG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPG etc..
>
> It's only for loading images not for storing nor processing.
> Would that suffice for your purposes?
> Would it be worth putting on the RAA?
Does loading images mean having an array of some sort in memory that
would represent the data in the image? I want to do processing, but
processing of my own.
I started on libpng. The Ruby extension stuff seems really cool.
Almost
like writing Ruby in a different dialect.
In any event, I think it would definitely be worth putting on the RAA.
Ruby needs more image processing stuff.
Also, does Imlib2 compile easily in a Win32 Cygwin environment?
Thanks,
Jimmy