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I was wondering about the possible benefits that a space-filling curve like Hildeberg Curve could bring against the row-column (left-right/top-bottom) approach of QOI:
Exploit locality (pixels with the same color may be relatively close to each other in rows and also in columns)
Make more straightforward partitioning on the power of 2 tiles. E.:
Center to corners
Corners to center
Rectangular, L-shaped, or T-shaped tiles
Multi-level tilling (follow the curve first on tiles of predefined size, then on pixels inside each tile)
Enable multi-processing/parallelism on the encoder/decoder by exploiting the tilling by a pool of threads each one working on its specific tile.
Context:
phoboslab/qoi#33
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