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The current internal structures are hard-coded for greyscale. Switching to RGB means a tripling of the cache storage requirements and makes it more challenging to match images to a given pixel color.
Maybe a reduced 6x6x6 color space (representable as a single byte, just as with grey scale) for matching would work? But it is not obvious how to locate nearest color, when there is no exact match.
The current internal structures are hard-coded for greyscale. Switching to RGB means a tripling of the cache storage requirements and makes it more challenging to match images to a given pixel color.
Maybe a reduced 6x6x6 color space (representable as a single byte, just as with grey scale) for matching would work? But it is not obvious how to locate nearest color, when there is no exact match.
Relevant StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4057475/rounding-colour-values-to-the-nearest-of-a-small-set-of-colours
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