Re: [Tiff] 4.7.1 release

2025-09-06 Thread Even Rouault via Tiff

Hi,

this is just a perf improvement in some cases, nice to have, but nothing 
holding a release. The only point where I'm not sure is that those 
functions could potentially be called in situations where pointers are 
not properly aligned. This might not be the case here, but some 
investigation would have be done to check that. For now I'm deferring that


Even

Le 06/09/2025 à 15:05, Sulau via Tiff a écrit :

Hi,

I think MR 690 "TIFFSwabArrayOf[Short/Long/Long8/Float/Double]: more
efficient implementation" should be looked at.
At least some of the proposed improvements on C-level could be adopted in
the same way for all Swab-functions if compiler specific built in extensions
are in question.
https://gitlab.com/libtiff/libtiff/-/merge_requests/690

Su

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Hi,

I see 4.7.0 was released about one year ago. I can issue a 4.7.1 release. Is
there anything that should be included in it before?

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Re: [Tiff] 4.7.1 release

2025-09-06 Thread Sulau via Tiff
Hi,

I think MR 690 "TIFFSwabArrayOf[Short/Long/Long8/Float/Double]: more
efficient implementation" should be looked at. 
At least some of the proposed improvements on C-level could be adopted in
the same way for all Swab-functions if compiler specific built in extensions
are in question.
https://gitlab.com/libtiff/libtiff/-/merge_requests/690 

Su

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Hi,

I see 4.7.0 was released about one year ago. I can issue a 4.7.1 release. Is
there anything that should be included in it before?

Even

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Re: [Tiff] 4.7.1 release

2025-09-04 Thread Rob Boehne via Tiff
Even,

We opened a merge request recently that we would like to get in the next 
release.
It implements CMYK to RGB conversion, and we have been patching libtiff with 
this for many years (so we have high confidence in it).
https://gitlab.com/libtiff/libtiff/-/merge_requests/751/diffs

I can get any feedback on the MR responded to today – so if there are any other 
potential problems we can get them resolved quickly.

Thanks,

Robert Boehne


From: Tiff  on behalf of Even Rouault via Tiff 

Date: Thursday, September 4, 2025 at 8:54 AM
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Subject: [Tiff] 4.7.1 release
Hi,

I see 4.7.0 was released about one year ago. I can issue a 4.7.1
release. Is there anything that should be included in it before?

Even

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Re: [Tiff] 4.7.1 release

2025-09-04 Thread Lee Howard via Tiff
I don't know of anything that needs to be included, but I'd like to see 
at least a short freeze period where I could take some time to test the 
current code in the repository before a release.


Thanks,

Lee.


On 9/4/25 8:24 AM, Even Rouault via Tiff wrote:

Hi,

I see 4.7.0 was released about one year ago. I can issue a 4.7.1 
release. Is there anything that should be included in it before?


Even



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