MimThick

Board	Supported
Host System	Yes
V4L2	Yes
Clarity UHD	Yes
Concord PoE	No
GenTL	Yes
GevIQ	Yes
GigE Vision	Yes
Indio	No
Iris GTX	Yes
Radient eV-CL	Yes
Rapixo CL	Yes
Rapixo CoF	Yes
Rapixo CXP	Yes
USB3 Vision	Yes

Perform a binary or grayscale thickening operation on an image.

Syntax

void MimThick(
    AIL_ID    SrcImageBufId,  //in
    AIL_ID    DstImageBufId,  //out
    AIL_INT   NbIteration,    //in
    AIL_INT64 ProcMode        //in
)

Description

This function performs a binary or grayscale thickening on the specified source image for the specified number of iterations.

The overscan pixels are automatically set to the lowest possible buffer value, which will produce the most accurate possible results for the image border pixels.

Parameters

SrcImageBufId (in, AIL_ID)

Specifies the identifier of the data source of the operation. This parameter must be given an image buffer identifier.

DstImageBufId (out, AIL_ID)

Specifies the identifier of the destination of the resulting image. This parameter must be given an image buffer identifier.

NbIteration (in, AIL_INT)

Specifies the number of times to iterate the operation. This parameter must be set to one of the values below.

For specifying the number of times to iterate the operation

Value	Description
M_TO_IDEMPOTENCE	Specifies the operation will iterate until idempotence is reached.
Value >= 0	Specifies the number of iterations.

If this parameter is set to 0, and ProcMode is set to M_BINARY, the source image is binarized and the result is copied into the destination image buffer.

If this parameter is set to 0, and ProcMode is set to M_GRAYSCALE, the source image is copied into the destination image buffer. |

ProcMode (in, AIL_INT64)

Specifies the processing mode to use. This parameter must be set to one of the values below.

For specifying the processing mode to use

Value	Description
M_BINARY	Treats non-zero pixels as ones (1) during processing. The resulting non-zero pixels will have all bits set to one.
M_GRAYSCALE	Uses the source image's gray values for processing. The resulting pixels will be grayscale.