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I found a wonderful open source Java program that I’m translating into C#. The built-in translator in Visual Studio got me started and I’ve now spent about a month translating the rest manually line by line. I’ve completed over 15,000 lines of translation and the only thing that remains is trying to figure out how to convert their MemoryImageSource stuff into C#/.NET.
What’s the .NET equivalent way of implementing this stuff? Is there a native .NET library already?
The standard .NET
System.Drawing.Bitmapclass in theSystem.Drawing.dllassembly comes close to what I know of theMemoryImageSource(i.e., an image represented as an array of pixels that you can manipulate).For better performance, you can use the
ImageTraverserclass from CodeProject, which accessses the array through unmanaged pointers.