Terry Library

[leopol...@gmail.com]

I'm trying to import this library on a personal project. Is there any place where I can find more information about it? It looks like you use a custom boost library so I'm trying to guess what files should I fix and what extra libraries I need in order to make a Tuttle-independent build.
Thanks

[Fabien Castan]

Hi,

Terry is a subpart of tuttleofx which contains some image processing algorithms written using boost::gil. As it's an internal library and it's not installed during the "make install".

But it's an header only library which only rely on boost. So if you want to use it directly, you need to add "libraries/terry/src" and "libraries/boostHack" in your INCLUDE_PATH before boost includes. We just override one file of boost::gil for a bug fix and add some gil extensions.

Terry is an internal library so I'm not sure if that's what you are looking for. What do you want to use from terry?

Regards,

Fabien

2016-02-11 21:17 GMT+01:00 <leopol...@gmail.com>:

I'm trying to import this library on a personal project. Is there any place where I can find more information about it? It looks like you use a custom boost library so I'm trying to guess what files should I fix and what extra libraries I need in order to make a Tuttle-independent build.
Thanks

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[leopol...@gmail.com]

I am aware that it is a header only library, I meant to say compiling my program without needing to include any other libraries from tuttleofx.
I wanted to test the different filters so I could forget about using opencv. The library works fine now, after adding a pair of files from tutter folder. No need to patch boost for now.
The problems arise when dealing with image formats, also, the original need to implement filtering algorithms is still present (for example distance transform).
Thank you very much.