Image Filter, iPhone SDK

Hi all,
What should be the best way to implement Edge Detection Filter for an iPhone app?
It seems neither Core Image nor Fragment Shader is available in iPhone.

No. At least not publicly exposed. Core-Image is part of QuartzCore.framework, which although is present in iPhone SDK but it doesn't contain the Core-Image headers. The reason I can think of is that Core-Image filters are primarily meant to run on GPU. May be - not supported on iPhone's arm processor's. May be.
- Vijay

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