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What's the simplest C image library for loading and saving? I just want a 2D array to test some algorithms, and built-in functions are not needed.
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Libaries consist of a set of related functions to perform a common task; for example, the standard C library, 'libc. a', is automatically linked into your programs by the “gcc” compiler and can be found at /usr/lib/libc. a. Standard system libraries are usually found in /lib and /usr/lib/ directories.
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Image buffer Function stbi_load returns a pointer to an unsigned char* buffer. The size of this buffer is width * height * channels . The image data is stored in the buffer in row order, i.e., the first width * channels bytes belong to the first row of image.
Functions in a C library can be used and accessed by programmers to create several different programs. As a programmer, you may find yourself using the same function or functions repeatedly. In this case, it is best to put this function or functions in a library to speed up the compilation of the program.
All these libraries are way too complicated for me. In your place I'd grit my teeth, define an abstraction for a dynamic two-dimensional array, and I'd read and write plain ASCII PNM format.
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You could try stb_image for reading and stb_image_write for writing. These are very small libraries.
http://nothings.org/
https://github.com/nothings/stb
Link to my question on gamedev I've got to know about this site:
https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/9083/library-to-load-images-into-textures-linux-c-and-opengl
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