- From: Mohit Garg <mgarg@innoviti.com>
- Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 09:33:09 +0530
- To: Matteo Muratori <muratmat@gmail.com>
- CC: www-svg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <4521E0FD.8060504@innoviti.com>
Thanks a ton Antoine and Matteo. I will follow up on the pointers and may get back to you for more details. One more question, I could not find the SVG-Tiny specification anywhere in PDF format. Does W3 have an official PDF version of the standard? thanks Mohit Garg Matteo Muratori wrote: > Mohit Garg wrote: >> Dear Experts, >> >> We are exploring the possibility of displaying SVG-Tiny animated >> graphics on a micro-controller based device. My search has shown the >> following libraries: >> >> *Full SVG Libraries:* >> >> * librsvg >> * ksvg >> * Mozilla SVG Project >> >> *SVG-Tiny Libraries* >> >> * TinyLine J2ME library >> >> Are there any other SVG-Tiny libraries which we could use? (Both >> OpenSource and CommercialSource would be fine). >> >> I am a newbie to SVG. Please pardon me if I am asking something silly >> or obvious. As per my current understanding, the SVG-Tiny >> specification is a complete subset of the SVG specification. So, any >> Full-SVG library should support the SVG-Tiny specification too. The >> idea then would be to port these to our platform. >> > > For commercial use there could named also AmanithVG (dot com), an > accelerated OpenVG implementation. > The new incoming version will have some extension (at a VGU level) to > help writing SVG players. > -- Mohit Garg Innoviti Embedded Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 503-503, Oxford Chambers Rustam Bagh, Kodihalli Bangalore - 560 017 India Ph.: +91-80-4112-7390 Fax:+91-80-3057-0943
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