jpeg-turbo

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  "desc": "JPEG image codec that aids compression and decompression",
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  "license": "IJG AND Zlib AND BSD-3-Clause",
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  "name": "jpeg-turbo",
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  "one_liner": "High-performance JPEG codec library (C) with 2-4\u00d7 faster compression/decompression than libjpeg.",
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  "version_head": "HEAD",
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  "why_use_this": "Drop-in replacement for libjpeg in image processing pipelines, build chains, and applications needing fast JPEG encoding/decoding. Uses SIMD acceleration (MMX, SSE2, AVX2, NEON) to significantly outpace standard libjpeg. Widely depended on by image libraries, web servers, and media software; mostly used as a build/runtime dependency rather than directly."
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