Re: image processing loops: a c programming question

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From: Michael P. Jarreau
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 15:11

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Be certain that the architecture you are using will be fast with multiple
loops.  Also, on the Sun Sparcstations you will probably find that loops
which begin at the last pixel of an image and increment to 0 will perform
significantly faster than otherwise.

Just a thought,
Michael

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