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Is there a way to use lcms to determine the min and max normalized double values of a color component? In otherwords, suppose I want to use a pixel representation not supported by lcms, and I want to use doubles as a fallback representation. How do I determine how to normalize my representation so that lcms can correctly convert the data as doubles?
An slightly useless example would be, suppose lcms could only convert doubles, and I wanted to convert 8 bit RBG data. In order to pass the data into lcms, I would need to divide each sample by 255 in order to get a value between 0.0 and 1.0, otherwise lcms would not be correctly converting the data.
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