Xenomorph is a floating-point image processor built for precision, not for speed. It includes a big, extendable set of filters, including linear, polynomial, and morphologic operators. It is the only system allowing morphologic volterra filters.
| Tags | multimedia Graphics Scientific/Engineering Image Recognition Medical Science |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Unix |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This version introduces rank filters.


Release Notes: This version is the same as 0.5, except that it was modified to allow compilation with GCC 3.x as well as GCC 2.x.


Release Notes: Better filter access with a tear-off filter menu, and new filters.


Release Notes: Some bugs were fixed, and new filters were added.


Release Notes: This release includes new filters, Soft Morphologic Operators, and the rank-selection has been optimized in speed and precision.
Recent comments
07 Dec 2002 12:27
GCC 3 compliance
As some of you may have noticed, the GNU Compiler Collection
3.x can't compile Xenomorph 0.1 to 0.5, basically because GCC
1.x and 2.x did not use namespace restrictions, but 3.x does.
I've released a patched 0.5 version, xenomorph 0.5.1, which
is GCC3 compliant.
Trolltech seems to have similar problems with their QT3
package, they don't compile with GCC3.
You should use the QT3 versions delivered with your system
until Trolltech releases a patch.