A Divendres, 15 de maig de 2009, Angus March va escriure: > I tried using Poppler to get a Cairo surface and then saving the surface > to a PNG. Unfortunately, the resulting image was of disastrously low > quality. The executable pdftoppm, on the other hand, yields perfect > results. I've tried to hack through its code, though, and it seems that > the "Splash" interface is the one I'm looking for. Unfortunately, it's > not documented, and the interface has changed over the years. Not only > that, but I get a fair number of seg faults using it. Can someone give > me some help in using it?
See pdftoppm code, it's 275 lines and 114 are there just to describe the options. Should be quite straightforward to understand how to use it. > Here are some valgrind reports that might be part of the seg faults. > Notice how there are messages like "Address 0x10 is not stack'd, > malloc'd or (recently) free'd". 0x10 doesn't sound like an address. It > looks like an integer that is being used as an address. > That happens with pdftoppm or with your code? Albert _______________________________________________ poppler mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/poppler
