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Chris Huff <chr### [at] yahoo com> wrote:
: True for most of these, but the COLOUR type is an array of 3 floats, not
: doubles.
So we get:
786432*(3*4+3*8+2*8+8+6*8+3*8) = 103809024 bytes = 99 Megabytes.
Not much difference.
: Currently, only the needed data is saved.
But if the function uses all the parameters, it will take the maximum
amount?
If the function is applied in a pixel-by-pixel basis, regardless of the
other pixels, why can't it be done on the fly, as someone else suggested?
It would certainly save lots of memory and/or disk space usage.
And I don't think that writing and then reading 100 Megs of data to/from
disk is the fastest operation possible...
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