graphics/libjpeg: Add JPEG compressor support to Makefile

[keever50]

Summary

This PR adds the required JPEG compressor files to the Makefile.
Before this PR, the Makefile contained only the required decompressor files.

Impact

Users can now use the JPEG compressor. All the required files are added by default.

Testing

Tested on the STM32H7.
A couple photos were decompressed with 1:8 scaling.
Then compressed again with 20% quality.

JPEG hardware was not used.

nsh> resize sd/PROC/11c.jpg sd/PROC/test.jpg 8 20
Resized JPEG written to sd/PROC/test.jpg
nsh> resize sd/PROC/11c.jpg sd/PROC/test.jpg 8 20
Resized JPEG written to sd/PROC/test.jpg
nsh> 

And as expected, the output looks correct.

[keever50]

I can clean up the JPEG resize tool and share it with NuttX as well if we think this is nice to have

[cederom]

Thanks @keever50 :-) Only sources needs to be added no application code? :-)

CI failed for some reason, restarted :-)

[xiaoxiang781216]

I can clean up the JPEG resize tool and share it with NuttX as well if we think this is nice to have

yes, I think it's useful tool and demo.

[keever50]

Thanks @keever50 :-) Only sources needs to be added no application code? :-)

CI failed for some reason, restarted :-)

That's right yep. I think it is possible to add code to make JPEG run more efficient or to take advantage of JPEG hardware. But right now it is just stock.

CI is still failing. Not sure why.

About the resize tool, I can make a separate PR for this.

[keever50]

I can clean up the JPEG resize tool and share it with NuttX as well if we think this is nice to have

yes, I think it's useful tool and demo.

While we are here, should this upcoming app be under the /example dir? It is an actual tool that could be used to resize images in production. Like in scripts. We are using this to create thumbnails.

I dont see any /tools dir that contain actual tool applications.
Maybe this is something worth adding?

[xiaoxiang781216]

I can clean up the JPEG resize tool and share it with NuttX as well if we think this is nice to have

yes, I think it's useful tool and demo.

While we are here, should this upcoming app be under the /example dir? It is an actual tool that could be used to resize images in production. Like in scripts. We are using this to create thumbnails.

I dont see any /tools dir that contain actual tool applications. Maybe this is something worth adding?

could put it into apps/graphics or apps/system folder.