- 1994.10.21 03:20 "Re: Problems catching write errors in tiff library (v3.3beta021)", by Richard Minner
- 1994.10.21 05:53 "Re: C++ tiff library", by Richard Minner
- 1994.10.21 17:12 "Re: Problems catching write errors in tiff library (v3.3beta021)", by Dan McCoy
- 1994.10.21 19:13 "Re: Problems catching write errors in tiff library (v3.3beta021)", by Sam Leffler
1994.10.21 19:16 "Re: Problems catching write errors in tiff library (v3.3beta021)", by Sam Leffler
On another subject, there was some talk earlier about rewriting the tiff library in C++. Any progress on this? Want any help?
This is a REALLY bad idea in my opinion. It works fine now in C. What is wrong now that a C++ library will fix?
Rewriting the inner workings of the library to use C++ would be a big win for folks that want to use alternate memory management techniques, reuse the existing encoders+decoders, and help in isolating system-specific parts of the library. That said, it won't happen anytime soon (by me at least).
BTW, if there is a C++ version it will continue to support the existing C API and not require any C++-specific runtime support--so folks would/should never even know how it's implemented.
Sam