"Rx.InteropNet.Runtime28"

Gets the identifier of the data type.

Gets the identifier of the pixel type.

Gets the height.

Gets the width.

Gets a value indicating whether this IImage is valid.

Gets the data pointer.

Null if it fails, else the data pointer.

Gets the bytes per pixel.

The bytes per pixel.

Destroys this IImage. Thus, all used memory is freed.

True if it succeeds, false if it fails.

Prepares memory.

The width. The height. Identifier for the image type. Identifier for the data type. True if it succeeds, false if it fails. \addtogroup RxNET_Image * @{

Interface for images. We use enums as parameters for interface functions as they are not version dependent. That is, if the enum definition is extended in a later version of this assembly, the enum classes stay compatible.

Values that represent a pixel type.

1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern GBRG) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern GRBG) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern BGGR) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern RGGB) 2 Channels per pixel (Luminance, Alpha) 1 Channel per pixel (Luminance) 4 Channels per pixel (Blue, Green, Red, Alpha) 3 Channels per pixel (Blue, Green, Red) 4 Channels per pixel (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha) 3 Channels per pixel (Red, Green, Blue) \addtogroup RxNET_Image * @{

Values that represent a data type.

The image pixel types..

Planar YUV with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern GBRG) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern GRBG) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern BGGR) 1 Channel per pixel (Bayer pattern RGGB) 2 Channels per pixel (Luminance, Alpha) 1 Channel per pixel (Luminance) 4 Channels per pixel (Blue, Green, Red, Alpha) 3 Channels per pixel (Blue, Green, Red) 4 Channels per pixel (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha) 3 Channels per pixel (Red, Green, Blue)

The image data types.

Double.

Float.

32 bit unsigned.

32 bit signed.

16 bit unsigned.

16 bit signed.

8 bit unsigned.

8 bit signed.

Each pixel has a size of 12 bit. It should be converted into 16 bit.

Each pixel has a size of 10 bit. It should be converted into 16 bit.

The upper 12 bits of a 16 bit unsigned short are used. The lower 4 bits are unused (zero).

The lower 12 bits of a 16 bit unsigned short are used. The upper 4 bits are unused (zero).

The upper 10 bits of a 16 bit unsigned short are used. The lower 6 bits are unused (zero).

The lower 10 bits of a 16 bit unsigned short are used. The upper 6 bits are unused (zero).