For instance, let's say I have two images preferably jpeg/bmp that are 128x128 - I would like the code to stitch them together so the resulting image is 256x128.
I want a c++ program for it..is it possible using files in c++.
nivi_14
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Jump to PostSure it's possible.
My questions
- how much C++ do you know to begin with?
- which OS/Compiler are you using?
- which graphics library are you using?
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Salem
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Sure it's possible.
My questions
- how much C++ do you know to begin with?
- which OS/Compiler are you using?
- which graphics library are you using?
nivi_14
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- SCHOOL LEVEL( 11th and 12TH std.) and I am not very good
with files but this program needs to be made using files
- WINDOWS/ TC COMPILER
- graphics.h but are you sure that a graphics library
would be needed
Salem
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP_file_format
Reading BMP files is easy. They're little more than a dump of the pixels.
Start simple - write a program which just prints out the width and height of any BMP file you give it.
> but are you sure that a graphics library would be needed
For JPG yes.
If you want to decode JPG from scratch, you need a lot more experience, probably university level maths and a lot of time to spare.
I might suggest you get a compiler that isn't older than you are. TC effectively became obsolete 20 years ago.
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