Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Did you generate some of your index files with the '-generateidx' switch?
>
> That way index::save() is used to write the index at once after generation
> and
> there I forgot to include writing of the 7 fake pics ...
>
> index::save(int fd, std::string *errorstring, bool closeme) {
> - int len = pictures * sizeof(picture);
> + //int len = pictures * sizeof(picture);
> + // don't forget the 7 fake pics at the end with the resolution lookup table
> + int len = (pictures+7) * sizeof(picture);
> int res = 0;
That did the trick for me, so I re-enabled the new index format. Even
better, there is now a "#define WRITE_FAKE_PICTURES" in index.cpp; if
you take it away or change it to an #undef, the program will write the
old format (but still read the new one).
Welcome to r137,
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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