Hii, I am looking for a way to quickly encode GIFs, but no crate is efficient enough. I was searching and found a C project called cgif that uses well-known libraries such as libvips, but I don't know how to safely integrate it into my project. Does anyone have any idea how I can do this?
#How i can use external C lib
candid bear
hidden cove
if there aren't any existing rust bindings for the library, you probably want to look at bindgen: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-bindgen/
bleak relic
if you're not set on using this cgif, i've had a seamless experience with https://github.com/ImageOptim/gifski on the command line, and it probably has a rust api if it has a c one
it is AGPL however
candid bear
if you're not set on using this cgif, i've had a seamless experience with https:...
I tried it before, I did some simple tests and some demanding ones, with my Ryzen 5500 processor, and even using all the optimizations that gifski provides, it gives me worse performance than libwebp-sys, almost half the time difference. My idea is to create an image processing API to apply effects and all that, so I'm looking for a tool that allows me to optimize the GIF part. I already tried ffmpeg, but I still haven't found the right one