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\section{Overview of \libname}

The wavelet transform library consists of the following parts:
\begin{description}
\item[Blit] Low-level block operations
\item[Channel] Generic channel class
\item[Color] Various color representations
\item[ColorSpace] Color spaces and color space conversions
\item[Compiler] Compiler dependent definitions
\item[Image] Generic image class
\item[Lifting] Lifting steps for the Lifting Scheme
\item[Stream] Input/output with support for compression
\item[Timer] Measurement of execution times
\item[Types] Platform independent type definitions
\item[Util] Utility routines
\item[Wavelet] Wavelet transforms using the Lifting Scheme
\end{description}

\textbf{Note: Currently only \name{Image}, \name{Channel} and some parts of
\name{Wavelet} (\name{CreateCDF()}) are of general interest to application
programmers.  The other parts are only used internally or aren't completely
finished yet (\name{Color}, \name{ColorSpace}).}

\section{Manual pages}