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This fixes #4. Now,
TIFF.jl
will fully realize the lazily transformed images before returning them so access times are essentially the same as ImageMagick while preserving a lot of the speed/memory advantages:Load benchmarking: This PR vs ImageMagick.jl v1.1.6
It looks like
TIFF.jl
beats ImageMagick both in load time and memory usage on every test except involving Packbits compression (capitol.tif
) andbali.tif
whereTIFF.jl
fails because of #8.Access times
But now access times are much improved:
Limitations
There are still some limitations with images with many planes since I lazily transform each plane and then realize them each round. These lazy transforms currently rely on if/else statements, which is not great. I need to explore offloading this work to compile time and dispatch on the TIFF structure.