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From: "Antonio E. Scuri" <scuri@tecgraf.puc-rio.br>
Subject: Re: Handling TIFF 'files' in memory
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At 15:41 14/3/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>I have a need to create a large number (800,000) of tiff images for loading
>into a database. Is it possible to do this without creating a file per
>image. That is can I create the TIFF images in memory so that I can then
>write them into a file myself?

   Yes. Just rewrite the I/O functions just like in "tif_unix.c" or 
"tif_win32.c", and use the filename string as a pointer to your private 
structure.

scuri


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