Banks and Images

BTW the Imagebuffer hack is based on the fact that Imagebuffer(img)+72 returns the Image Data adress. (Of course, pretty dirty code) A Bank handle has its data adress at offset 4 (bank+4) and the size of the bank at offset 8. So it's possible to steal/bend a bank handles vector and redirect it to an Image Buffer, by writing the adress of the imagebuffers data adress to bank+4 and the size of the image to bank+8 (using RTLMoveMemory). You can then use Userlib commands to receive data directly in a blitz image buffer. Of course, prior program termination the bank should be restored to it's original state (so the content of bank+4 and bank+8 after creation must be backed up.

As i need to perform a large number of operations on images, to speed the process up, is there a way of getting an image into a bank so I can use the bank to quicken the process?