Jon wrote:
First off, thanks for your help.
Not a problem.
Secondly, why convert it to C? I have already written it in
Delphi/Pascal. The whole point was to make something that was
cross-platform. If you create an external on your platform (Window?
Mac), would it automatically work on the other platforms?
The external I make would be for Windows, but I hope releasing the
source will allow someone on another platform to port the code.
As far C, it's the only way I know how to make image commands and
functions for Revolution that are fast enough to consider using in
commercial applications.
Thirdly, the code I wrote is not at ALL how I wrote it in Delphi: the
extra loops to transfer the image data to the R/G/B arrays were not
necessary in Delphi (and perhaps not in Rev!).
If it's possible to convert Delphi to a Rev External then that would be
a solution, but I know nothing about Delphi.
Speaking of which, would a new feature for Rev, like
"repeat for each pixel in imagedata..." be one way to speed image
processing up?
be helpful for anyone else?
I think it would be helpful, but still rather slow. Submit it as an
enhancement on RevZilla. If people want it they will vote for it.
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
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