> Me wrote: > > I have finished reading the TIFF specifications > carefully and also looked at some TIFF/G3 files in > a hex editor. It is very doable from a seriel > stream as long as the saving application does not > put the segments of the picture out of order. > > Most of the apps I have looked at so far have saved > the TIFF in a suitable format. Well - The good news and bad news. The good news is I wrote a quick and dirty TIFF file decoding application in C on the PC this afternoon. The bad news is - MANY TIFF files have the image description AFTER the pixel data. This puts a spanner in my plans to just X-Modem the file to the Plotter/EDM machine. Does Roger or anyone else that may have wanted to use this code have a preference for either of the below options 1, Write some PC code the re-saves the TIFF with the image descriptor at the start of the file Then send this re-saved TIFF via X-Modem. 2, Write some code on the PC that just reads a BMP or TIFF and sends it straight to the target system byte by byte. Option one is probably my preference. I can still just use X-Modem. The re-saved TIFF is still a valid TIFF. If your application saves in that format anyways - there is no extra step. Option two means I have to write more PC code than I normally like too - lazy lazy andrew.
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Re: G3 fax - Good news and Bad News
2006-05-02 by Andrew
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