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# Boost.GIL Examples
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This directory contains
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- examples of C++ programs using GIL
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- configuration files for Boost.Build command line and CMake integration for popular IDEs.
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We provide Boost.Build (`Jamfile`) and CMake (`CMakeLists.txt`)
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configurations to build the examples.
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See the [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
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for details on how to run `b2` and `cmake` for Boost.GIL.
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Each example is build as a separate executable.
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Each executable generates its output as `out-<example_name>.jpg`.
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For example, the `resize.cpp` example generates the image `out-resize.jpg`.
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The following C++ examples are included:
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1. `resize.cpp`
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Scales an image using bilinear or nearest-neighbour resampling.
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2. `affine.cpp`
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Performs an arbitrary affine transformation on the image.
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3. `convolution.cpp`
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Convolves the image with a Gaussian kernel.
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4. `mandelbrot.cpp`
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Creates a synthetic image defining the Mandelbrot set.
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5. `interleaved_ptr.cpp`
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Illustrates how to create a custom pixel reference and iterator.
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Creates a GIL image view over user-supplied data without the need to cast to GIL pixel type.
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6. `x_gradient.cpp`
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Horizontal gradient, from the tutorial
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7. `histogram.cpp`
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Algorithm to compute the histogram of an image
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8. `packed_pixel.cpp`
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Illustrates how to create a custom pixel model - a pixel whose channel size is not divisible by bytes.
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9. `dynamic_image.cpp`
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Example of using images whose type is instantiated at run time.
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