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Managed version of content-aware resizing #2
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A managed implementation would be amazing! 😄 I've been really unhappy with the way I've had to implement seam carving at the moment.
Would this be something you would be interested in adding to V3?
From @KvanTTT on December 1, 2015 15:6
I'am not interested in this library in near future :( I'am doing another things.
@KvanTTT There's tons of unsafe code in Corefx https://github.com/dotnet/corefxlab/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=unsafe so I'm not opposed to using it in ImageProcessor.
I avoided it before as I was targeting some old PCL stuff (WP8) which didn't support it but I'm sure now there are places within my codebase which could benefit. Would need lots of testing to determine where though.
@dampee If you're gonna attempt a port I would test unsafe vs safe blocks to see whether there is a speedup since we're not using System.Drawing anymore. It may be the case that it could even slow things down.
From @dampee on December 2, 2015 0:17
Don't worry (yet). I'll touch first some simple things by the end of the year. Just looking around what I can do. (But too busy right now for customers)
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From @KvanTTT on April 26, 2015 13:33
There is managed implementation of CAIR seam carving (content-aware) algorithm: Seam-Carving-Advanced.
It it possible to port it to your library. Is it necessary?
Copied from original issue: JimBobSquarePants/ImageProcessor#158