Can we abuse some sort of filter to do mass floating-point
calculations for us in hardware? (in the glamo hardware)
fill the glamo ram with some FP values, do math, read calculation
results back?
Wolfgang
On Mar 19, 2008, at 7:00 PM, Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
Andy Green wrote:
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
Dodji (or anyone else)
What kinds of filters can we quickly perform with the Glamo? For
example, could I do a Gaussian blur of the entire screen?
There is no explicit transform like that, but maybe the 3D unit's
filtering stuff could be abused, or the on-chip OpenRISC harnessed
to do
it local to the Glamo (but that is not a small project to start
using that).
OK. I was just thinking that since we have an unused camera module
in there, maybe we could use it in reverse, on the interface itself.
Most cameras on phones have filters. I remember at some point
reading that the Glamo had basic stuff like Sepia.
Sean