other stuff on sf

[Juha Helminen]

Is there anyone who has used Kylix 
<http://www.borland.com/kylix/open/index.html>?
One reason to use BCB was that porting to linux is easier in this way. 
There are some parts in code that needs to be changed. I suppose that it 
is easy when you know how Kylix works. Tiff reading will be better when 
libtiff is used... :)

Basic function like image and script reading could be same. Control 
point search function can also be common. Resample is copied from PT 
sources. Windows related stuff (which uses VCL) cannot be shared.

I do not yet have proper linux installation but I could do it when there 
is need for it.

Juha

Kai-Uwe Behrmann wrote:

>Hi listeners,
>
>Hopefully is there any interesst on our tool for linux.
>I just was during the summer and autumn very busy.
>I was testing the available tools for the pt-collection.
>On sf exists on project with sources for win:
>
>   <https://sourceforge.net/projects/ptbcbgui/> 
>
>the design is the same as ptx / PTgui / ptMac.
>Maybe for further activities it is good to merge the projects.
>They have the same target - an open source gui for the panotools.
>I'm shure to continue and hope to here from anybody else.
>
>By the way now filmgimp works for my with layered tiff's wich are produced
>by typing:
> # tiffcp 0000.tif 0001.tif 0002.tif  result.tif; filmgimp result.tif
>and oops all ptstitcher-produced images are ready for retouching in an
>16bit environment each over the other.
>filmgimp: <http://filmgimp.sourceforge.net>
>
>!!!By the way the abability to load the prepared tiff's is only available
>with an patch of mine. If You have really interesst befor the upcoming
>filmgimp-0.9, wich hopefully will include this patch, send simply an
>email. I will post You the file. Afterward it's necessery to compile
>tiff.c .
>For me it worked in the sourcetree fine.
>
>Best Regards
>Kai-Uwe Behrmann
>  
>