The Fib multimedia system
Fib is a system for storing multimedia data (like images or films).
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cDomainIntegerBit Class Reference

#include <cDomainIntegerBit.h>


Detailed Description

file name: cDomainIntegerBit.h

Author:
Betti Oesterholz
Date:
17.05.2010 webma.nosp@m.ster.nosp@m.@BioK.nosp@m.om.i.nosp@m.nfo

System: C++

This class represents a domain for integer numbers. Copyright (C) LGPL3 2010 Betti Oesterholz

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This file contains the class for integer number Fib -domains. The representet domain is defined by the number of bits per number in the domain. If B is number of bits per number, the domain {-(2^(B-1)), ..., (2^(B-1)-1)} is the unscaled domain and if dScalingFactor is the scaling factor { -(2^(B-1)) * dScalingFactor, ..., (2^(B-1)-1) * dScalingFactor} is the scaled domain.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: