Sure i would love to. Till now I was trying to settle things out...you
know money and other stuff so I was mostly not online at a
streachWell now I will try to be there at the IRC :)
Thanks
On 6/4/09, Jerson Michael Perpetua wrote:
> By the way, it would be awesome if we could see you in #ge
By the way, it would be awesome if we could see you in #gegl. We can
discuss things there in real-time.
Regards,
Daerd
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Hi Utkarsh,
I'm not an expert, but here's my take on this. You should probably start by
examining GeglBufferIterators (gegl/gegl/buffer/gegl-buffer-iterator.c) and
how they are used by GeglProcessors (gegl/gegl/process/processor.c). While
you're at it, it would also help if you can study all grap
Hi,
I was busy these days with some other personal things, I have read
some of the code on GEGL Buffer and the documentations, and i think I
can startup the multiprocessor support patch. I just wanted if anyone
can just find some time to explain me that how should I proceed and
what would be the fi
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 8:45 PM, Giuseppe Rota wrote:
> I got stuck with the geglbuffer-add-image example, though.
> I expected to find, after a successful run, a file (first argument)
> containing the serialization (or dump, if you will) of a GeglBuffer (I
> used data/surfer.png as input).
> That
Hi all,
I'm just starting to learn gegl, so please forgive my lack of
knowledge. I started to read the autogenerated docs and the code from
the "examples" subdir.
I got stuck with the geglbuffer-add-image example, though.
I expected to find, after a successful run, a file (first argument)
containin
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