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mattchz oops. forgot to sign in here.11:14.38 
  would it be possible to setup some kind of testflight@artifex.com mail alias?11:14.55 
pedro_pc hi folks12:50.11 
mattchz hi pedlo12:53.11 
Robin_Watts pedro_pc: You back from hols now ?13:47.11 
marcosw mattchz: I can setup a testflight@ alias. To whom shall it forward?14:14.30 
mattchz marcosw> thanks14:14.50 
  if you could set it to forward to matt@emobix.co.uk for now, that’d be great, thanks14:15.02 
marcosw I'll set it up and send a test message.14:15.37 
mattchz marcosw> works thanks, but you used the alias testdrive rather than testflight - not taht it really matters14:34.04 
Robin_Watts tor8: (or anyone else who knows)... jbig2globals...14:38.57 
  is there any easy way to put globals back into the image?14:39.22 
  i.e. to combine globals and image data together into a single stream?14:39.39 
  Can they simply be concatenated?14:39.47 
mattchz marcosw: actually, is it possible to change to testflight please, just to avoid confusion?14:53.16 
Robin_Watts marcosw: Can we have a 'PDF-Export' component for GhostDocs please?17:05.51 
  (in bugzilla)17:05.55 
  and probably, a "Renderer" component too ?17:06.20 
henrys mvrhel_laptop: I did look at xpswrite performance a bit, and going with paths for text results in 1 meg per page … that’s much better than a 600 dpi contone bitmap out of the old gsview. But if we are really entertaining printing the plrm I should just print one page at a time. There is no way we want to buffer that much no matter how much it is compressed17:16.41 
henrys will never be convinced printing with a non streamable format is anything short of nonsense.17:17.36 
Robin_Watts It does seem to be saddling yourself with a whole heap of problems, yes.17:23.54 
mvrhel_laptop henrys: 1 meg per page sounds like it might work17:27.16 
  henrys: the way I have gsview set up to work right now is that the xps output from gs is stored in a temp file and then I do all the print stuff required to take the xps to the windows print pipeline17:28.35 
  I need to double check the code though17:29.14 
  to see how I would handle 1 page conversion at a time 17:31.07 
henrys mvrhel_laptop: I do wonder if you shouldn’t run it in the background a page at a time using FirstPage and LastPage to go through, avoiding a long startup delay17:31.21 
mvrhel_laptop I am going to try to wrap up this SOT stuff first though17:31.57 
henrys mvrhel_laptop: okay, chrisl_away also noted it was slow and I’ll look at that also I have some questions about this “Trio” printf stuff we added. That seems very pokey17:33.18 
Robin_Watts henrys: The problem is that printf is (stupidly) locale specific.17:33.40 
  Hence either we need to change locale while we run (which plays badly when we are a lib or a DLL), or we need to provide our own non-locale respecting functions.17:35.29 
henrys Robin_Watts: right I know why it was added I wanted to see if we knew about the performance problem.17:35.31 
Robin_Watts oh, right, I wasn't aware of such problems, sorry.17:36.19 
mvrhel_laptop henrys: I am running it async. I did everything I could to get it on a back ground thread but there were issues. I will revisit this.17:46.41 
  henrys: I may ping my contact at MS about this17:48.34 
rayjj henrys: mvrhel_laptop: Note that -dFirstPage -dLastPage is NOT good for printing individual pages from a large PDF. It close and re-opens the PDF each time. Better is the runpdfbegin .. First# Last# dopdfpages method19:47.28 
  henrys: mvrhel_laptop: that leaves the scanned (possibly repaired) PDF in VM and puts out the selected page (range if First# and Last# are different)19:48.21 
henrys rayjj, mvrhel_laptop: however you want to do it, but the dramatic slowness chrisl discovered is to do with the management of many pages in the device. Using Firstpage and LastPage I see .5 sec and 1 Meg per page for the PLRM. If you want to generate many page jobs and send that to a printer xpswrite will need some changes.21:52.12 
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