Hi Trevor, > I did a JPEG Encoder/Decoder (w/o progressive JPEG support or > arithmetic encoding) for a CS class at the University of Utah, i was > wondering if i could contribute it to your project in whatever license > you'd like. I have no use for it anymore.
This sounds like it could be useful to us indeed. Our (or at least my) short-term plan here was to have an imageio plugin wrapping libjpeg, and in the long-term complement that with a pure-java plugin. This could be quite useful as a start with the latter! So yes please. :) We'll need to assign the code to the FSF as with all Classpath code. (This doesn't mean giving up any rights though, since the FSF gives a full grant-back or rights, so you can still distribute it under your own license later if you want to.) Also, we've got a clean-room requirement. I assume haven't looked at any proprietary JPEG encoders/decoders? (If you did this for class, that'd be cheating though, wouldn't it? :)) Looking at the libjpeg/Independent JPEG Group code is fine though. /Sven _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
