ResIL is a library to open, store and manipulate images, with a focus on security. ResIL offers a simple API for these operations. ResIL also receives frequent updates to keep up with the evolution of the supported file formats. It started as a fork of DevIL but much of the code base has actually been rewritten to enhance stability. Support for webp and heic has been added. ResIL focuses on robust decoding so that even partially corrupted images can be displayed without crashes or exceptions.

Features

  • Encoding and decoding of numerous image formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, BMP, GIF, TIFF, HDR, ICO, and many more
  • Support for legacy raster graphics formats: TGA, CUT, ILBM, PCD, PCX, PNM, SGI, SUN
  • Support for game formats: Doom, DDS, BLP, FTX, IWI, LIF, ROT, UTX, VTF, WAL
  • All formats supported using a common set of API functions
  • Loading and saving from/to a file, memory, or using user-defined functions

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Programming Language

C, C++

Related Categories

C++ Data Formats Software, C++ Libraries, C++ Image Processing Software, C Data Formats Software, C Libraries, C Image Processing Software

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2013-08-06