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Brad Hards wrote:
> If possible, I'd like some feedback on the direction I'm taking.

Brad,

The approach seems reasonable from what I see, but then most of
my concern with this effort is the aspects I don't know well enough
to judge.

> Most of the new content just registers codec handler functions.
> The last couple of functions are ways to get raw data out 
> without using tif_rawcc / tiff_rawcp.
> 
> The movement of the old code could break external users
> of those functions. However it seems unlikely that there are
> many, if any, given how hard it is to use.

I do not understand what functions you mean.

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