TurboStitchGIF: Efficient Header-Only C Library for GIF Decoding in Embedded Systems
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Summary
TurboStitchGIF is a lightweight, header-only C library designed for decoding GIF images efficiently with minimal resource usage, ideal for embedded systems and performance-critical applications.
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Designed for embedded systems and performance-critical applications, it provides a simple API for decoding both static and animated GIFs while maintaining a tiny footprint.
TurboStitchGIF: A fast, header-only C GIF decoder without dynamic allocations, ideal for embedded systems and cross-platform projects.
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