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I quote from iipsrv 1.1 released:
"A possible alternative to OpenJPEG is Grok, an open source fork of OpenJPEG that is a drop-in replacement for OpenJPEG and which includes additional optimizations."
I tried IIPImage Server 1.2 in combination with same Grok versions but failed even with
openjpeg-like versions 2.x. This path ( drop-in replacement ) is definitely not easy at the moment
./configure --with-openjpeg=
because Grok split from openjpeg a long time ago. It's offering
./configure --with-grok=
It could be very fast and at the same time with the benefits of open source.
Regards,
Petr Kotynek
Library of the Czech Academy of Sciences
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Grok was originally a fork of OpenJPEG with a compatible API. However, Grok has since evolved and now has it's own completely separate API, so would need a new handler within iipsrv. There may well be a small speed improvement, but I'm not sure it will be so significant as OpenJPEG has also made good speed improvements in the last few releases.
If you really want to use Grok, you could try adapting the source code in OpenJPEGImage.cc to follow the Grok API. I'll put this on a list of future features to add, but can't make any guarantees about when this will be available (certainly not in the next release).
Hi,
I quote from iipsrv 1.1 released:
"A possible alternative to OpenJPEG is Grok, an open source fork of OpenJPEG that is a drop-in replacement for OpenJPEG and which includes additional optimizations."
I tried IIPImage Server 1.2 in combination with same Grok versions but failed even with
openjpeg-like versions 2.x. This path ( drop-in replacement ) is definitely not easy at the moment
./configure --with-openjpeg=
because Grok split from openjpeg a long time ago. It's offering
./configure --with-grok=
It could be very fast and at the same time with the benefits of open source.
Regards,
Petr Kotynek
Library of the Czech Academy of Sciences
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: