a multi-dimensional dataflow processing library for PureData and Ruby, specialized in image and video

GridFlow 0.8.0 - documentation index

• License
• Introduction
• Installation
• Reference Manual: Architecture and Concepts
• Reference Manual: Flow Classes
• Reference Manual: Format Handlers
• Reference Manual: C++/Ruby Internals
• Profiling

GridFlow On The Net

• Browse GridFlow documentation and source code on the web
• Download GridFlow and related files
• Or checkout using the CVS protocol (no password): cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@artengine.ca:/home/cvs/gridflow checkout .
• Browse GridFlow CVS on the Web
• GridFlow Frequently Asked Questions (on wiki)
• Mailing Lists (Subscription and Archives):
  • gridflow-dev: GridFlow Contributors
  • gridflow-cvs: GridFlow CVS Reports
  • pdmtl: PureData Montréal Users Group
• PureData Community Site
• Ruby Home Page
• Join us on IRC at

  host irc.freenode.net port 6667 channel #dataflow

• See also :
  • Danks/Geiger/Zmölnig's GEM (video plugin for PureData)
  • Tom Schouten's PDP (video plugin for PureData)
  • OpenDragon (externals collection for Max)
  • NATO (QuickTime library wrapper for Max)
  • David Rokeby's SoftVNS (for Max)
  • JKClayton/Cycling74's Jitter (for Max)
  • APL (Array Programming Language)
  • J (modern APL)
  • PDL (APL for Perl)
  • Ruby NArray: japanese page; english page
  • gstreamer (video for Gnome/Kde)
  • aRts (audio for Kde)
  • Image Processing Operator Worksheets
  • FreeJ

Credits

Sponsors

GridFlow is sponsored by Artengine

Development of GridFlow 0.3.0 - 0.5.0 was made possible in part by a grant from the HRDC to Artengine

GridFlow 0.8.0 Documentation
by Mathieu Bouchard matju@sympatico.ca and
Alexandre Castonguay acastonguay@artengine.ca