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Hi,
It's me again :-) I was trying to use ippiMirror in a substitute function for ippiCopySymmetricBorder. My data is all floats, so I simply tried ippiMirror_32f_C1R. No luck! That function doesn't exist. Why is that?
I solved it by using ippiMirror_32s_C1R. After all, mirroring is mirroring, and 32 bits is 32 bits.
Koen
It's me again :-) I was trying to use ippiMirror in a substitute function for ippiCopySymmetricBorder. My data is all floats, so I simply tried ippiMirror_32f_C1R. No luck! That function doesn't exist. Why is that?
I solved it by using ippiMirror_32s_C1R. After all, mirroring is mirroring, and 32 bits is 32 bits.
Koen
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Hi Koen,
you are absolutely correct by using ippiMirror_32s for Ipp32f data types. There is no any specific in copying four-bytes elements (does not matter integer of single precision float) so no reason in separate function.
Regards,
Vladimir
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Hi Vladimir,
Thanks for the reply. I'll continue to use ippiMirror_32s for Ipp32f data types. It is confusing, though, because in other cases, such as ippiCopy, both _32s and _32f versions are available, while I assume them to be the same as well.
Koen
Thanks for the reply. I'll continue to use ippiMirror_32s for Ipp32f data types. It is confusing, though, because in other cases, such as ippiCopy, both _32s and _32f versions are available, while I assume them to be the same as well.
Koen

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