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The 190+ programs are an integral part of leptonica package.
These can be divided into three types:
(1) Programs that are complete regression tests. The most important of these are named *_reg. We are in the process of standardizing the regression tests, and making it easy to write them. See regutils.h for details.
(2) Programs that were used to test library functions or auto-gen library code. These are useful for testing the behavior of small sets of functions, and for providing example code.
(3) Programs that are useful applications in their own right. Examples of these are the PostScript conversion programs converttops, convertfilestops, convertsegfilestops, printimage and printsplitimage.
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libleptonica-tools: Utility applications for libleptonica
The 190+ programs are an integral part of leptonica package.These can be divided into three types:
(1) Programs that are complete regression tests. The most important of these are named *_reg. We are in the process of standardizing the regression tests, and making it easy to write them. See regutils.h for details.
(2) Programs that were used to test library functions or auto-gen library code. These are useful for testing the behavior of small sets of functions, and for providing example code.
(3) Programs that are useful applications in their own right. Examples of these are the PostScript conversion programs converttops, convertfilestops, convertsegfilestops, printimage and printsplitimage.
| Nome: | libleptonica-tools |
| Versione: | 1.84.1-1mamba |
| Architettura: | x86_64 |
| Gruppo: | System/Tools |
| Dimensione: | 29.40 kB |
| URL di origine: | http://leptonica.org/ |
| RPM sorgente: | libleptonica |
| Collegati | Fornisce | Rende obsoleti | Richiede |
|---|---|---|---|
| libleptonica libleptonica-debug libleptonica-devel | libleptonica-tools = 0:1.84.1-1mamba libleptonica-tools(x86-64) = 0:1.84.1-1mamba | libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.34)(64bit) [1] libleptonica = 0:1.84.1-1mamba [1] libleptonica.so.6()(64bit) [1] rtld(GNU_HASH) [1] |
