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Usage Scenario:
ImageStack is intended to be used as a command line image manipulation program from within a shell such as bash.
ImageStack can also be compiled and used as a library. It's preferable to do this for experimental code (as opposed to modifying
imagestack itself).
Current Design Goals:
- Provide an extensive set of tools for manipulating arbitrarily sized 2D images in arbitrary color spaces with float precision.
- Be able to manipulate 3D volumes of data without obfuscating or compromising support for the above.
- Be able to manipulate 4D light fields without obfuscating or compromising support for either of the above.
- Be able to manipulate 1D sounds without obfuscating or compomising support for any of the above.
- Be as modular as possible with respect to operations. All code concerning an operation should be in the one place. It should be easy to add and remove operations.
- Provide documentation for every operation.
- Can be developed and used on any system that supports gcc/makefiles.
- Be as simple as possible.
- Use only dependencies that are:
- Cross platform
- Easy to compile
- Widely available
Future Design Goals:
- Provide a clean API to the library from Python.
- Be compilable in IDEs such as msvc or xcode.