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Hi,
I'm investigating using IPP on ARM processors which need to do colour depth conversion, transformation, and compositing. Are there functions available to:
* transform 565 16-bit RGB to 888 24-bit RGB and back again
* perform arbitary matrix transformations
* composite with alpha two images (565 and 888)
I've had a look at the headers in the ARM edition, but what it provides doesn't match the manual I also downloaded. Does the Linux Pentium release have more functionality than the Linux XScale edition?
Thanks,
Ross
I'm investigating using IPP on ARM processors which need to do colour depth conversion, transformation, and compositing. Are there functions available to:
* transform 565 16-bit RGB to 888 24-bit RGB and back again
* perform arbitary matrix transformations
* composite with alpha two images (565 and 888)
I've had a look at the headers in the ARM edition, but what it provides doesn't match the manual I also downloaded. Does the Linux Pentium release have more functionality than the Linux XScale edition?
Thanks,
Ross
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Hi Ross,
yes, you are right, IPP for IA have bigger functionality then IPP for Xscale. It is because of different abilities of those platforms.
If you feel some useful functionality is missed in IPP for Xscale please submit feature request through premier.intel.com, it will help us in planning of functionality for future versions of IPP.
Regards,
Vladimir

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