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I will try to figure the problem out on my own.

Thanks for all your help

I really do appreciate you taking the time to help me, but why are you asking the same question again?

Trust me, I've spent a lot of time going over the instructions. It is not easy for me to...

Yes, the histogram part is not really a problem.

The part I don't understand is how to use the loadJPG function to get all the data I need. Specifically, how to function call loadJPG and read the...

jpeg.o and jpeg.h can be downloaded from here:

Index of /class/cgs3460su11/homework

So far I've came up with nothing, unfortunately :(.
Here's the link to the assignment:
http://www.cise.ufl.edu/class/cgs3460su11/homework/homework6.pdf (The first question)

Thanks for all the...

Again, I don't know why people here think I'm not reading the instructions. If they were crystal clear, I wouldn't be here posting questions.
I thought the function I'm using is somewhat prevalent,...

I don't know what made you think that I didn't read the instructions. Like I said in the beginning, I'm new to C programming and my instructor really do give long and hard HW problems.
I'm not...

The function is provided in the assignment; the function prototype is:


int loadJPG(const char* input_file_name,
const char * output_file_name);

The assignment itself is quite long with...

The files are on my school's server (running on linux). According to the instruction, the output file is a "binary file". Since there are information I need to get from the output file, I thinkI...

Let's say I want to compress a file named low.jpeg, and save the output into a file named high, do I just call the function like this:
loadJPG("low.jpeg, "high");
?

@tabstop
If filename means anything other than the name of a file, then I don't know what it is...
The idea of using the name of a file, something that's not declared inside a program, is totally...

Hi all,

As my name implies, I just started learning how to program in C.
I have a homework assignment that requires me to use the function loadJPG
to decompress an image. I've never encounter...