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No, I didn't intend to be harsh – tifflib's rather a monumental piece of work… Of course, TIFF itself is "a real piece of work"… |-> No pending projects, though some vaguely discussed. Probably no MacWorld. I have to get this Group 4 stuff (and the even larger mess it's…
Yes, if I get it converted you are certainly welcome to a copy. And if there's time I'll even try to make a contribution to the libtiff. It irks me to see Macs given short shrift there (though, really, who is all that interested in Group 4? Hardly anybody, including…
Will do… I think the three things I use most in CMaster are comment/uncomment selection, prototype building, and multiple clipboards. The first two no doubt no doubt could be done with BBEdit extensions if they havn't already. (Prefix Lines works for commenting, but takes a few more steps than I'd…
Phil, Thanks for the info and tips. I'll try the "none" translator approach, that should be fine. Bill PS> Didn't mean to grouse, that one just caught me by surprise…
I see I didn't explore the demo thoroughly enough…that's nice. Even though I've promised "no more buying stuff for awhile", the 2.5 demo hsa me teetering on the edge. Now if you could have CMaster in BBEdit text windows there would be nothing else to ask for, ever again. Well….for…
From:
Bill Monk
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 19, 1993 12:52 AM
Thanks, Rob. One of the other folks here sent it to me already, though. I don't have a "real" internet address, and the msg limit would be a hassle for you anyway. The file is simple, though long. I hope there's an easy way to Rez it into a resource.…
#Running 2 TPMs
Message #7118
Kevin, Sometimes it's convenient to look at two projects side by side. Previously, you could just duplicate Think C and run them both. In 6.0, launching a second copy from the same folder gives the message "file 'Symantec C++' (or Think C) is already open." Fine, but is it really…
Rami, Thanks! I appreciate it. Bill
Rami, Thanks. Do you (or anyone else) have a copy of the generated g3state.h file? It looks like compiling mkg3states.c under Think C isn't possible. Or if it is, I havn't figured it out yet. Anyway, if I had a copy of the generated header, I think I could get…
Rob, >>I know, but I was sort of hoping that if you needed it enough you'd fix it 🙂 I do, and I would. |-> But I don't have g3states.h! I only have the g3states.c file that generates it. And -that- won't compile, so I can't generate the header to…
Thanks Rob, I already have tifflib. Unfortunately there's a problem compiling the Group 3/4 stuff on the Mac. In vers 3.2 beta it even documents it, and turns it off in the makefile. Bill
Need Group 4 help!
Message #131931
I am faced with a bunch of images that need to be decompressed. They were squeezed with CCITT Group 4, using a hardware board that is no longer made. I've turned up a couple of leads, but so far they have fallen through. Tiffit, in the libs here, is a…
#Mystic River alive?
Message #131930
Does anyone know if Mystic River Software is still around? They have a demo in the library here called Tiffit, dated 1990. It says they sell a set of libraries to do CCITT Group 3 and 4 compression/decompression. The number listed is answered by a fax, and I've sent them…