Imagine++ Libraries - version 5.0.0

The most up to date version of this documentation should be on the website: http://imagine.enpc.fr/~monasse/Imagine++/

Introduction

Imagine++ is a set of libraries developed at the Imagine group (http://imagine.enpc.fr). Initially designed for students and beginners, and though it is still easy enough for them, Imagine++ is now used daily by Imagine researchers. It consists in different modules. Four of them are publicly available:

• The Common Library, providing basic types and utilities.
• The LinAlg Library, providing linear algebra types and algorithms
• The Graphics Library, providing convenient 2D and 3D displays
• The Images Library, providing image containers and algorithms

Some useful links:

• The Imagine++ home page is http://imagine.enpc.fr/~monasse/Imagine++
• A quick start guide
• This C++ course for beginners (in French...) makes extensive use of Imagine++, especially of the Graphics module: http://imagine.enpc.fr/~monasse/Info/
• For any question, feel free to contact monas.nosp@m.se@i.nosp@m.magin.nosp@m.e.en.nosp@m.pc.fr

Installation

• Windows installation
• Linux installation
• MacOS installation
• Install this help into QtCreator

Usage

• Usage

Troubleshooting

• Troubleshooting

ChangeLog / Todo

• ChangeLog / Todo

License

Imagine++ is copyright 2007-2016 by Imagine (ENPC/CSTB). As of version 4, Imagine++ relies entirely on open source third party libraries:

• Eigen (http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/) for linear algebra (MPL2 license)
• Qt4/Qt5 (http://qt-project.org/) for graphical user interface (LGPLv2 license)

Older version

Version 3.2.1 of Imagine++ is still available at http://imagine.enpc.fr/~keriven/Imagine++/. However, it has some unfixable runtime errors in the Graphics part with recent Linux distributions.