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Starting a new app and before i get to it would like to know your thoughts… What’s the best way to go about calculating image areas…. lets say i have a square 100 X 100 pixels and it has another square on top of it (10 by 10). how would i go about finding the area showing of the 100×100 square? what if there’s multiple 10×10 squares and they overlap?
Thanks!
Start with a 10,000-element bitmap of all zeros, paint all the squares as ones, and count the zero bits when you’re done.
The math will be much faster if you use a 128×128 square, which can be represented by 128 pairs of 64-bit unsigned integers on a 64-bit architecture, or groups of four 32-bit unsigned integers on a 32-bit chip.