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I'd love to give a pr for this but my hq capabilities are limited (and tbh im not really motivated in learning it)
so i mirrored the project to github (its really really easy: "import code" .. url_from_bitbucket and done)
and made a commit there: a-teammate/SOIL2-fork@b48a330
You really have some neat libs, id love to see them somewhere they get attention ( i know im repeating myself here ^^)
(they have issue migration to github too)
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Original comment by Martín Lucas Golini (Bitbucket: SpartanJ, GitHub: SpartanJ).
Thanks!
I thought about adding this many times but i'm not sure if makes sense to add another library to do the job. Also i'm not sure if tiny_jpeg is the best option, it looks a little bit basic ( only 3 compression quality options, minimal implementation ). In other projects I've used jpeg-compressor that works amazingly well, but it's in C++, and i'd prefer to keep the library only with C99 code. Let me think about it a little bit. I'm going to test tiny_jpeg, to see if it's good enough and i'll let you know.
Original comment by Martín Lucas Golini (Bitbucket: SpartanJ, GitHub: SpartanJ).
I ended up using jo_jpeg adapted to compile as C code. I tested tiny_jpeg side by side with jo_jpeg it gave me much worst results, so decided to use jo_jpeg that it's also smaller in code size.
Original report by Malte Haase (Bitbucket: a_teammate, ).
I'd love to give a pr for this but my hq capabilities are limited (and tbh im not really motivated in learning it)
so i mirrored the project to github (its really really easy: "import code" .. url_from_bitbucket and done)
and made a commit there: a-teammate/SOIL2-fork@b48a330
You really have some neat libs, id love to see them somewhere they get attention ( i know im repeating myself here ^^)
(they have issue migration to github too)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: