PixMod is a program that allows your average programmer to easily create image manipulation software in any language.
The first version is a command-line app written for Windows but the plan is to port it to Unix and Linux so you can also run it on Apple OS X.
The front-end is written in C++ and uses IronStone to read/write different graphic file formats like bmp, jpeg, gif, tif, etc. IronStone also has many built-in image manipulation functionality PixMod can use.
PixMod uses the file system to pass the image between the front-end and modules. It uses an XML file format but the pixel data is binary stored as Red, Green, Blue byte triplets.
This blog follows the development of PixMod.
For more info see
http://pixmod.wikispaces.com/
http://www.patcoston.com/daymoon/pixmod.aspx
Saturday, March 17, 2007
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