Hi Richard,
Ok, since the documentation on API reference is taking so long, I will put
all current code in a zip and do a drop. Please let me some time.
Excellent, thanks. Of course, if you were using github we could help you :-)
Here you go:
http://www.littlecms.com/lcms-2.0-Dec-
2009/12/11 Marti.Maria :
> Yes, Â cmsSigVcgtType and cmsSigVctTag are added to lcms2.h, no plug-in is
> needed, as many people has already asked for this functionality. If you read
> this tag by
> means of cmsReadTag(), you get an array of 3 tone curves. All decoding is
> done internally by the
>
> Shouldn't the ID be added to lcms2.h, and the functionality to decode
> the VCGT formula and VCGT table entries? Or should this be implemented
> by all the applications that need to read vcgt as a lcms2-plugin? This
> would be quite a lot of code duplication in my opinion.
>
Yes, cmsSigVcgt
2009/12/11 Marti.Maria :
> It should work, but unfortunately some implementations of wcstombs doesn't
> work. It would be fixed in next release, which adds functions to return
> unicode strings.
Cool, you got a git tree available for testing?
> which is absolutely legitimate. The current lcms 2.
Richard Hughes wrote:
> First, an easy one. Using lcms-1.18-3.fc12.i686 and the
> sRGB_v4_ICC_preference.icc profile[1] I can't get the description or
> copyright as it's using an 'mluc' tag rather than plain 'text'. Is
> this supposed to work using methods such as cmsTakeProductDesc, as to
> retur
2009/12/10 Graeme Gill :
> It's a private tag registered to Apple Computer, so the ICC
> can't just appropriate it. It's also strictly nothing to do
> with color profiling, since it is related to device setup
> rather than characterization. Apple would need to offer it
> to the ICC, and the ICC wou
Richard Hughes wrote:
> Do you know why it's not in the official ICC spec, given that
> everything basically has to support it?
It's a private tag registered to Apple Computer, so the ICC
can't just appropriate it. It's also strictly nothing to do
with color profiling, since it is related to devi
2009/12/10 Kai-Uwe Behrmann :
> That tag is a Apple specific one, which has become widely adopted by other
> systems. CMMs are not required to support private tags. Even though a CMS,
> which supports monitor devices can nearly not live without.
Do you know why it's not in the official ICC spec, g
Am 10.12.09, 13:49 - schrieb Richard Hughes:
> Then, a more complicated one. GNOME Color Manager uses the 'vcgt'
> tag[1] to get the video card gamma table from the ICC profile. I don't
> see any support for vcgt in the ICC specification, nor in the icc34.h
> header file. lcms doesn't seem to s
