On Sep 26, 2007, at 3:11 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
Here is a simple crash test :) Take any of Adobe free CMYK profiles
(say, European Coated, and yes -- I know it's silly to use it for
display here) and try to use it. As soon as you enable CMS by clicking
the checkbox, Inkscape crashes.
Interesting. When I try that, I just see some warnings come up:
lcms: Error #12288; Output profile is operating on wrong colorspace
lcms: Error #12288; Output profile is operating on wrong colorspace
lcms: Error #12288; Output profile is operating on wrong colorspace
lcms: Error #12288; Output profile is operating on wrong colorspace
I'll just work on things to check and block usage for those, then it should probably stop crashing for you.
BTW, which version of LCMS do you have?
Btw, how does Inkscape handle bitmaps that have, say, Adobe RGB (1998)
color profile applied? As sRGB?
It depends on what you mean by "applied".
If there is an <image> tag with a color-profile attribute, Inkscape uses that as the input profile and adjusts the pixels. If you mean embedded inside the image itself, we're not doing anything at the moment.