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What this guide covers
A reading of eight documentation files from the OpenImageIO repository at one pinned commit: components, architecture, roadmap, quick start, SIMD guide, fuzzing, 3.0 deprecations and relicensing. Useful to VFX and pipeline developers who handle image files. Documentation only; nothing was built or run, and the other 374 archived files were not read.
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OpenImageIO repository docs: what the README, roadmap, fuzzing and relicensing pages state (8 files read)
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A reading of eight documentation files from the OpenImageIO repository at one pinned commit: components, architecture, roadmap, quick start, SIMD guide, fuzzing, 3.0 deprecations and relicensing. Useful to VFX and pipeline developers who handle image files. Documentation only; nothing was built or run, and the other 374 archived files were not read.
Useful starting points
- The README, roadmap and deprecations page disagree on how often breaking major releases happen, so check current release notes before planning an upgrade.
- The quick start's low-level C++ example contains typos, so treat it as an outline rather than code to paste.
- Licensing is split: code before July 1 2023 was contributed under BSD 3-clause unless relicensed, and newer code is Apache 2.0.
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