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Developer's Image Library: 1.7.1 Released
Developer's Image Library (DevIL) is a cross-platform image library utilizing a simple syntax to load, save, convert, manipulate, filter and display a variety of images with ease. (1 comments)
DEvIL 1.6.8 RC1
DevIL 1.6.8 Release Candidate 1 has been released! here is a small list of the changelog! (0 comments)
Developer's Image Library 1.4.0 Released
A few things you can look for in this version are .psp support, better .gif support, the ability to read .tif files from memory, and a lot of other additions and fixes. (0 comments)
Developer's Image Library 1.3.1 Released
Version 1.3.1 of DevIL was just released. It contains several bugfixes, including a huge bugfix on ilLoadPal. (0 comments)
Open Image Library 2.0.6b Released
Lots of improvements and bugfixes are in this as usual, along with some easier to use functions. (0 comments)
Open Image Library (OpenIL) 2.0.0b Released
OpenIL has gone through some major api redesigns, with a slew of new features and bugfixes in 2.0.0b. OpenIL also now has makefiles for Linux and is one of the most full featured image libraries out there. (0 comments)
Open Image Library 1.5.7a Released - Now Includes Filters
A lot of new features have been added, but the most notable is the addition of image filters. Screw with your pictures however you want! Try the iluAlienify function. =] (0 comments)
Open Image Library 1.5.2a Released
Lots of changes and additions evident in this release. (0 comments)
Open Image Library 1.4.7a Released - Lots of bugfixes
- Fixed a potentially fatal error in ilConvertImage if converting from a palette'd image.
- Fixed ReadProc to take 4 parameters instead of just 3...it was causing problems with iread, which takes two size parameters instead of just one.
- Started preliminary support for 1 and 4-bit .bmp's. (0 comments)
Open Image Library 1.4.2a Released
- Moved all il*.h out of /OpenIL* and into /include/il.
- Changed ABee's e-mail address where relevant.
- Updated the openil.def file, which didn't include the jpeg functions. (0 comments)