29.Jun.2002
Amiga Future
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Source code of the render.library released
Tim S. Müller has released the source code of the render.library version 31.0.
Changes since version 30.0:
- Simplified the over-complex quantization algorithm.
The new algorithm leads to similar results, with much better
performance.
- Semaphores are (finally!) correctly initialized to zero.
- Minor cleanup.
Download: renderlib_src.lha -
readme -
history
What kind of library is the render.library?
- render.library is an Amiga shared library that serves an image processing kernel.
- render.library is an interface between planar, truecolor and chunky
graphics, plus it supports all Amiga specific pixel and color schemes.
- render.library provides palette management, histograms, alpha channel processing, color reduction, rendering, dithering, scaling, texture mapping, and lots of conversion functions.
- render.library is built on a distinct architecture of functional classes,
which allows e.g. texture mapping and rendering in a single pass, without the need to allocate intermediate buffers.
- render.library is fast.
- render.library comes with autodocs and tutorials, and is freeware for freeware and shareware applications.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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