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ifl/iflFIT(3) -- FIT file format
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This FIT image file format is an SGI internally-developed format, it was primarly intended as a programming example, but like most image formats has taken on a life of its own. The FIT format supports the full flexibility of the IFL model: all data types, color models, orders, orientations and page sizes are supported. The FIT format can be especially useful with mutli-spectral imagery with large number of channels as it supports paging in the channel dimension. It can also be a handy format for... |
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ifl/iflFormat(3) -- abstraction of an image file format
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ifl/iflGeoTIFF(3) -- GeoTIFF support for IFL TIFF files
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The GeoTIFF file format is an extension to the TIFF format. To minimize the amount of recoding needed for existing GeoTIFF applications, access to the GeoTIFF extensions are made through the GTIF structure supplied by the freeware GeoTIFF library. Therefore, the IFL GeoTIFF support consists only of the capability to create GTIF structures from an open iflFile object. iflGTIFNew() GTIF* iflGTIFNew(iflFile* file) Construct a GTIF structure for file. If file is not a TIFF file, then NULL is returne... |
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ifl/iflGIF(3) -- GIF format image file
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This Image Format Library provides support to read/write image files stored in Compuserve Graphics Image File (GIF) format. The default extension for image files in the GIF format is '.gif'. When you create a file with that extension IFL will assume you want the GIF format, unless you override it with the iflFormat parameter. In addition to all the standard iflFile methods, this format supprts an number of format specific operations via the getItem() and setItem() methods. The tag values suppo... |
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ifl/iflHashTable(3) -- base classes from which hash table implementations may be derived
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ifl/iflJFIF(3) -- a JFIF formatted image file
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This IFL format provides support for reading and writing image files with the JFIF format, Version 4. This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. This format implements JPEG image compression and decompression. JPEG is intended for compressing "real-world" scenes; cartoons and other non-realistic images are not its strong suit. JPEG is lossy, meaning that the output image is not necessarily identical to the input image. Hence you must not use JPEG if you have to h... |
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ifl/iflList(3) -- simple doubly-linked list
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ifl/iflListItem(3) -- an element of an doubly linked list (iflList or iflMultiList)
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ifl/iflListIter(3) -- iterators for iflList and iflMultiList
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ifl/iflLut(3) -- base class for defining look-up tables
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ifl/iflMinMax(3) -- simple min/max template functions
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This header defines a set of simple inline functions to determine the minimum or maximum of two input values. iflMin() returns the minimum of a and b. iflMax() returns the maximum of a and b. There are also overloaded versions that return the min of 3 or 4 paramters. Since these are template function they can be used with any data type that < and > make sense on. PPPPaaaaggggeeee 1111... |
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ifl/iflMT(3) -- a multi-track movie file
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Movie files consist of image and audio data, which are stored in parallel tracks. A movie file may consist of multiple tracks of data, and each track may contain either image or audio information. A movie file's multi-track structure is very useful in multi-media applications where visual output in one track has to be synchronized with audio output in another. This structure, which allows related data to be grouped together while remaining in separate and distinct tracks, makes movie files a lo... |
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ifl/iflName(3) -- named element in an iflDictionary
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ifl/iflNITF(3) -- NITF file format
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The Image Format Library (IFL) provides support for reading and writing image files with the National Imagery Transmission Format (NITF), Version 2.0. The format has been designed for transmitting the contents of a briefing boards from one location to another. As such, it contains support for storing both imagery and its annotations. The IFL interface is used to directly access the imagery sections, while the segment interface, described below, is used to access the remaining objects contained w... |
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ifl/iflPCD(3) -- Kodak Photo CD Image Pac file format
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iflFile, iflPCDO PPPPaaaaggggeeee 2222 |
