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ippj.h has been removed from IPP9.0. Are there any functions that replace these features?

Kevin666
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‎09-14-2024 02:21 AM
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ippj.h has been removed from IPP9.0. Are there any functions in the new version that replace these features? For example, things like "ippiUnpackBitsRow_TIFF_8u_C1", "ippiSplitRow_TIFF_16u8u_C1", etc.

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Chao_Y_Intel
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‎09-17-2024 08:15 PM
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The JPEG-related functions are no longer available in the new IPP releases. Some legacy libraries can be downloaded here, but they are old binaries and no longer supported. There is some SIMD optimized JPEG library, like libjpeg-turbo, that provide optimized compression and decompression functions.

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Chao_Y_Intel
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‎09-17-2024 08:15 PM
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The JPEG-related functions are no longer available in the new IPP releases. Some legacy libraries can be downloaded here, but they are old binaries and no longer supported. There is some SIMD optimized JPEG library, like libjpeg-turbo, that provide optimized compression and decompression functions.

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‎11-13-2024 04:01 AM
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I got your message and it was very helpful to me. Thank you very much.

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