Hi.
I'm still pretty new to GEGL myself so I can't give you a good answer of
how up to date that list is. I suggest you just choose a filter of which
you have a good idea what it does, grab the current master branch and
have a look of its progress. If you grab the current Gimp as well you
can get an idea of its state by looking if it has already a place in the
filter menu or if it's still listed under Tools -> GEGL Operation. Or if
it's not listed at all.
I experienced that the (Gimp) IRC channel (irc://irc.gimp.org/#gimp) is
much more active than this mailing list. You might want to ask this
question there again and hopefully get the answer your looking for. :-)
If your are willing to port a filter from Gimp to GEGL (including an
OpenCL implementation or not) I'm sure your help will be appreciated.
Florian
Am 13.12.2014 07:56, schrieb kcleung@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
Hi!
I have just learned OpenCL programming, and would like to get solid
experience in OpenCL. I would like to port an existing GEGL filter to
OpenCL.
I had a look at:
http://wiki.gimp.org/wiki/Hacking:Porting_filters_to_GEGL
There are a couple of filters listed that have a GEGL CPU
implementation but without OpenCL implementation. How updated is this
list?
Could you please kindly suggest an existing GEGL filter that is
reasonably small, yet no-one has worked on porting to OpenCL? I would
like to claim and implement that filter and get my hand dirty :)
Thanks!
Qichang
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