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Robin_Watts_ | Morning tor8 | 09:39.11 |
tor8 | Robin_Watts_: morning. I has internets! | 09:42.11 |
Robin_Watts_ | tor8: excellent. | 09:42.21 |
| So does mupdf-curl :) | 09:42.25 |
tor8 | awesome! | 09:42.30 |
Robin_Watts_ | I can display pdf_reference17.pdf as it downloads. | 09:42.46 |
tor8 | the internet is not as fast as promised though... fiber or equipment in the building must be sub-par | 09:42.54 |
Robin_Watts_ | Problem is, it takes about 1/4 of the file to download before it starts to show anything. | 09:43.10 |
tor8 | good thing I didn't splurge for the symmetric gigabit ... the 100mbit is only giving me 25mbit/s | 09:43.29 |
Robin_Watts_ | At least 20% of pdf_reference17.pdf is xrefs/pagetrees etc. | 09:43.55 |
tor8 | Robin_Watts_: yes, I saw you mention that yesterday. big chunk at the end of the file with all the xref and page tree data? | 09:43.56 |
Robin_Watts_ | tor8: urk. | 09:44.03 |
| Is there anyone you can complain to? | 09:44.09 |
tor8 | there are a ridiculous numbers of objects in that file... and it uses compressed object streams and compressed xrefs? | 09:44.27 |
| I will complain come monday | 09:44.32 |
| but frankly, I'm happy enough with 10mbit/s for practical purposes | 09:44.48 |
Robin_Watts_ | tor8: It's a linearised file, so there can't be widespread use of compressed streams. | 09:45.11 |
tor8 | brb | 09:50.45 |
| Robin_Watts_: what about more typical files? | 10:13.02 |
Robin_Watts_ | haven't tested. | 10:13.15 |
| I thought I'd spend the weekend basking in the glow of accomplishment rather than being frustrated as to why others don't work :) | 10:13.56 |
tor8 | :) | 10:15.30 |
| you grumbled about hating the stream api in mupdf... :( | 10:15.50 |
Robin_Watts_ | I did and I do. | 10:16.33 |
| Too many pointers. | 10:16.41 |
tor8 | the way it works with the buffers? | 10:17.45 |
Robin_Watts_ | yeah. | 10:17.59 |
| maybe it was just me, but i found it hard to make the curl fetching work. | 10:18.30 |
| well, curl wasn't the problem. | 10:18.37 |
| fetching from a partially populated buffer. | 10:18.46 |
| I suspect it can be done with less copying than I am doing. | 10:19.03 |
tor8 | you should've seen it in previous incarnations... before I cleaned it up and made it relatively sane | 10:20.57 |
| the filter pipelines were crazy complicated with ping-pong "process" calls that returned codes for need-more-input, need-more-output, did-some-work, end-of-file and error | 10:21.34 |
Srini | Hi all here... | 11:51.58 |
| I am getting some error while running mudraw... fz_convert_pixmap: Assertion `ss && ds' failed. ... what could be wrong? | 11:52.16 |
| <img width=361 height=361 src="data:Aborted (core dumped) | 11:55.05 |
mvrhel_laptop | This is interesting | 21:39.16 |
| http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/windows.data.pdf.aspx windows 8.1 is going to have access to pdf page rendering | 21:39.50 |
| http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/windows.data.pdf.pdfdocument.aspx | 21:40.48 |
| it is not going to be in the phone though | 21:41.31 |
| it just does page rendering though. no fancy extractions or manipulations | 21:42.33 |
sebras | mvrhel_laptop: so they gave up on xps? | 21:48.55 |
mvrhel_laptop | oh no | 21:49.03 |
| that is still their print path | 21:49.07 |
| this is just for those who want to render pdf pages in their windows app | 21:49.28 |
henrys | mvrhel_laptop: interesting to know where the pdf implementation came from ⦠| 23:29.04 |
Robin_Watts_ | surely it'll be their viewer from windows 8? | 23:33.35 |
henrys | foxit lists microsoft as a customer | 23:34.05 |
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