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From: Gerardo Gallardo <GGALLARD%UCRVM2.BITNET%cmsa.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject:      libtiff under DOS
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Hi,
For those interested on libtiff under DOS, I used turbo C 2.0 to compile it
and for a couple of fixes, everything is OK. The LZW module has an
array for a hash table whose size is 9001 and is too large to fit in a
64 K data segment. Can it be less than 9001 ???? By now I build the library
excluding this module, but now i need to prove it. Does anybody know of some
tiff viewer based on libtiff for DOS ??. If NO, then I got a question :
Once you got the values for each pixel (i.e. the RED, BLUE and GREEN factors),
how do you "mix" them to get a color that can be asociate with the colors the
video card offer??. For Xwindows exist a file RGB that is a table for the
colors available in the machine and its corresponding RGB composition. Is there
anything like that for a VGA video card ?? Any help is appreciate it,
Thanks in advance,
GERARDO GALLARDO
COMPUTER SCIENCE DPMT.
UNIVERSITY OF COSTA RICA


