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libAfterImage 1.07
This set of tools is loaded with features worth mentioning since they are so small and powerful.
Some of these features I have seen in higher-end graphics programs like Adobe's line of products.
With libAfterImage, you'll find support for:
- Antialiased TrueType and X text
- In-memory RLE image compression
- High-quality image scaling
- Flipping and blending
- Multi-point linear gradients including a 128-bit graphics engine
libAfterImage also includes an optional inline MMX assembly and input filters for over 11 popular file formats, including the fastest import of XPM images and GIMP XCF.
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