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From: wxh@a.lanl.gov (Billy Harvey)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Looking for public domain image processing suite
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Date: 25 Apr 89 06:34:43 GMT
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In article <145@OSCSUNA>, stein@OSCSUNA (Rick 'Transputer' Stein) writes:
> I'm looking for an image processing suite.  You know, the
> standard type of functions: gradient edge detection, histogram
> equalization, FFT, binary ops (XOR, OR, AND).  I'll even
> accept a reference to a "cheap" off-the-shelf library, but
> its gotta' be written in C.
> 
> Thanks.
> -- 
> Richard M. Stein (aka Rick 'Transputer' Stein)
> Office of Research Computing @ The Ohio Supercomputer Center
> Ghettoblaster vacuum cleaner architect and Trollius semi-guru
> Internet: stein@pixelpump.osc.edu


I use an Atari ST, and there is a PD program called AIM, which seems to be
a complete image processing program.  The documentation was from

 Frans Groen
 Applied Physics Department
 Delft University of Technology
 Lorentzweg 1
 2628 CJ Delft
 The Netherlands
 tel (31) 15-781416


The copy I have does not have source code.  I could send you the docs
(about 38K) if you want, perhaps you could get the source from above.
Billy Harvey            wxh@a.lanl.gov