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Credits as of 06/24/2002
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If I inadvertently omitted anyone's name from this list, please e-mail me at
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denton@imagelib.org to remedy the problem.
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James Joplin, alias jayjay (rjoplin@webzone.net)
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for all his invaluable help and encouragement with DevIL. Couldn't have done
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it done it without ya, bud.
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Edouard Gomez for his invaluable help.
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All the #flipCode gang for their support.
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All my friends at uni for their support.
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Cheri, for being beyond supportive of my endeavours.
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SoftImage .pic support based off of code obtained from
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http://www.swin.edu.au/astronomy/pbourke/dataformats/
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TestPic, used in TestIL
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http://www.paintlib.de/paintlib/testpic.zip
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http://www.schaik.com/pngsuite/pngsuite.html
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John Villar (john.villar@eliaschev.com) for making the suggestion of not
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letting the user use ILimage structs but instead binding images like OpenGL.
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He also made a suggestion on how to load luminance .jpg images, along with
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http://www.opengl.org/Coding/KilgardTechniques/oglpitfall/oglpitfall.html
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section 6 for the values the NTSC uses, so I could convert from coloured
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images to luminance values.
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Kodak Photo CD code from the .pcd link on http://www.wotsit.org.
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Foper (foper@hotmail.com) from #flipCode for supplying the excellent
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flipcode.jpg in testil\in. The original can be found at
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http://webpatterns.com/flip/flipshow.htm
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Lightman (cdthompson@home.net) from #flipCode for restructuring the project
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Alexander Blach (alexander@abee.de) from #flipCode for creating the Delphi
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headers and test app. He figured out that we needed to use .def files to
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prevent name decoration of the dlls. He has contributed multiple ideas and
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found flaws. Alexander also created a lovely documentation database to help
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with documenting DevIL.
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Randy Heit for finding problems in my Doom texture code.
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Oliver Kurowski (oliver.kurowski@gmx.de) for locating a bug in ilut's
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DllMain() and another very harmful bug with ilDeleteImages().
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Ender Wiggin's article on "Elementary Digital Filtering",
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found at http://www.gamedev.net/reference/programming/features/edf/
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for many filters in DevIL.
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SGI's "Graphica Obscura" site at http://www.sgi.com/grafica/matrix/index.html
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for several filters in DevIL.
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The http://bae.fse.missouri.edu/luw/course/image/project1/project1.html
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page for help in determining filter code for Graphica Obscura's interpolation
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article at http://www.sgi.com/grafica/interp/index.html.
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Matt Denham for suggesting optimizations in ilNegativeImage(),
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iluEdgeDetectS() and iluEdgeDetectP().
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Timo Heister (Timo-Heister@gmx.de) from #flipCode for creating the original
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Visual Basic headers and test apps for VB.
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The OpenGL SuperBible for code for ilutGetHPal().
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DJ Luminescent (luminescent@uswest.net) for finding a couple of bugs in the
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.bmp-loading code and diligently beta testing.
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Lionel Brits, alias Zaewo from #flipCode for slapping me around and telling
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me how Microsoft does their .bmp padding. He then wrote most of the
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iluEqualize() code from the base code on
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http://www.manning.com/Kabir/Files.html .
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Joel Wilsson, alias Siigron (siigron@hotmail.com) for pointing-out several
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design flaws that I (Denton) had introduced and posing very useful
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Sean Montgomery, alias Vapor (sean@astralfx.com) for patiently listening to
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my endless drivel about DevIL.
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Perlin Noise site http://freespace.virgin.net/hugo.elias/models/m_perlin.htm
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for information on interpolation used in iluScale().
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Shimon Shvartsbroit, alias MasterBoy (cobra11@netvision.net.il) from #flipCode
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for explaining bilinear interpolation to me.
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Lbm source from http://www.wotsit.org
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Eran Kampf, alias ttentacle (ekampf@internet-zahav.net) for giving me
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resource-loading code for ilutLoadResource and helping with the Windows
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Strumpf from #flipCode for writing a really good DirectDraw class for me to
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use in the DDraw test, which is based off of his test, too.
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NullSoft (http://www.nullsoft.com), for their SuperPiMP installer. It is
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extremely easy to learn to use and very powerful.
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Serun from #flipCode for noticing that Quake2 .pcx files sometimes don't have
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the checksum byte for palette'd .pcx files.
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Conor Stokes, aka DirtyPunk from #flipCode for helping explain several things
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Half-Life model viewer sources (at http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/)
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for specs for the Half-Life model format.
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Rich Schwab, alias endura (endura29@hotmail.com) for contributing
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The Djgpp libc sources (http://www.delorie.com/djgpp), from where I copied
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Roman Podobedov (romka@ut.ee) of Romka Graphics (http://romka.demonews.com)
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for his colour quantization sources, which he was kind enough to let me use.
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Pcx document on http://www.wotsit.org for .pcx saving code.
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http://www-classic.be.com/aboutbe/benewsletter/volume_III/Issue2.html#Insight
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.lif specs from http://www.infinite-mass.com/bob/files/lifed.zip and
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http://www.infinite-mass.com/bob/files/lif.zip
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Rune Kock (rune@vupti.com) for writing the new Visual Basic headers and for
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finding a return bug in iluScaleAdvanced.
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Julien Verchere and Xavier Decoret for suggesting that I use const char*'s
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instead of char*'s as function parameters.
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Jason Reeve (jason@retribution-entertainment.com) for finding a bug in iluCrop,
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several origin-related problems, and helping me bring my targa-loading code up
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Darren Adams for telling me the #pragmas to use in MSVC++ to disable the
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console window in a "console app".
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David Gould for getting onto me about my crappy Linux support.
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David Galeano for his DX8 Surface to TGA code, modified to save to any texture.
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The original can be found at http://rt000s2p.eresmas.net/downloads.htm
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RLE code from TrueVision's TGA sample code available as Tgautils.zip at
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ftp://ftp.truevision.com/pub/TGA.File.Format.Spec/PC.Version/
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Jeroen Janssen for creating a Mandrake RPM patch for DevIL.
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Greg Priem for his help with supporting libungif and some various other things.
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Nelson Rush for SDL surface support and finding several bugs with DevIL.
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George McBay for his wonderful help finding bugs in my mipmapping code.
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Marco K�gler for finding bugs in my .jpg and .png code.
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Falco Kleinschmidt for fixing problems with the Linux makefiles.
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Olivier Bucher for finding a bug in saving 8-bit .bmp files.
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Derek Wills for noticing a problem with ilutGLScreenie when the screen width is
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Dale Schumacher's "Filtered Image Rescaling" code in Graphic Gems III for some
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scaling algorithms in ILU.
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Kevin Park for making some suggestions on the ilImage C++ wrapper.
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Alessandro Pedretti for finding a bug in my TIFF code and making suggestions
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about portability issues.
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boostrlns from #flipCode for finding the ilutGLLoadImage bug in the 1.1.5
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Ismo K�rkk�inen (iak@cs.joensuu.fi) for making some really nice new makefiles
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Kishan (http://www.hackorama.com) for the nice directions on how to compile
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the external libraries under Linux.
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Wojciech Sobczuk for creating FreeBSD versions of the makefiles.
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nVidia for code to load .DDS files available at
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http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=dxtc_decompression_code
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PixiGreg for noticing that many viewers don't like .bmp files with negative
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heights (flipped), even though the specs say that it is valid.
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Matthias Stiller and Andre Normann for their invaluable help with getting
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DevIL to work on Big Endian machines.
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Jean-Francois Richard for the Python bindings of DevIL.
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Nick Marley for post-build information in MSVC++.
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Kenneth Hurley for his help in expanding and fixing my DDS code.
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Mark Callow for EXIF-loading and saving code, along with il[Load/Save]FromJpegStruct
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Sam for several fixes to my .bmp and .jpg loaders.
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chris79 for his help debugging my .psp and .gif code in several versions.
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Nick Marley for his MSVC++ post-build fixes.
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Marc Gregoire for sending images that DevIL would not load.
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Alberto Barbati for noticing that the IL_NEU_QUANT_SAMPLE mode wasn't being used properly.
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Ryan Butterfoss for his contributions to the DDS saving code.
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Computer Graphics (C Version) book by Hearn and Baker for the arbitrary polygon filling code.
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