On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
| It uses some windows bitmap structures, and cannot be compiled on Linux as
| is. For the rest it compiles 100% fine. You could cut&paste the needed
| definitions from the windows unit and put them between {$ifndef
| win32}..{$endif}So, in fact, the whole 'pasjpeg' does not exist at all, because converting such a thing will require that knowledge which I currently do not have. The only way to learn from source code is to analyze a _working_ one. It makes no sense to analyze windows-dependent code when Linux code is (so I guess) nearely the opposite -- otherwise it would not be so complicated to port Windoze-Software to Linux... So I return to my initial question in the hope that somebody has already done such things... What I need for my first steps, is some source code which compiles without any change on Linux and uses Linux' shared libraries for reading/writing data from/to image files in jpeg/gif/tif/... format. I definitely prefer procedural and/or OOP style before Delphi Style, because this is easier to understand and also matches better to my already existing code. A good sample for doing first steps would be a program which reads a little JPEG image into RAM, hereby decoding it into a simple structure (i.e. an array of pixels, one for every color, so that I can get the RGB or CMYK values out easily for every pixel. Next step would be to store this structure back into a file. With this two steps I can start. Nobody here who can help? Ing. Rainer Hantsch _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
