RE: [Lcms-user] testcms fails with Error #12288; Bad file format

[Jonathan W. <JW...@mm...>]

Marti,

Thanks for the quick reply but unfortunately it didn't solve the problem.

I re-downloaded the .tar.gz file from the lcms website (filesize 242443 
bytes) just in case.

I believe Alphas are little endian but I tried with the big endian toggle 
anyway and it gave exactly the same error output.  I also tried using the 
makefile instead of install.gcc, again with and without the big endian 
toggle, and I always get the same error message.  Using the makefile means I 
compile with the bundled 'cc' compiler rather than gcc.

I also tried 'USE_FLOAT' rather than 'USE_C' (leaving big endian NOT 
defined) without any success.

Any further thoughts?

Jonathan.

=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D Original Message from MAIL@INTERNET (Mart=ED Maria) 
{ma...@li...} at 19/06/01 17:59
>Hi,
>
>Is this machine big endian? If so... is the USE_BIG_ENDIAN
>toggle on lcms.h set? Do you have tried makefile?
>
>Seems like  math is working, but the profile reading fails, assure
>file lcmslabi.icm is not corrupted.. but i guess all comes from
>endian stuff.
>
>Hope this helps
>Mart=ED.
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Jonathan Wall" <JW...@mm...>
>To: <lcm...@li...>
>Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 8:03 AM
>Subject: [Lcms-user] testcms fails with Error #12288; Bad file format
>
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I am using a DEC Alpha with Digital Unix 4.0D and gcc 2.95.3.  I have
>> compiled lcms with the lcms-1.07.tar.gz distribution using a modified
>> install.gcc script.  No other files have been changed.  The script is:
>>
>> echo '*********************************************************** '
>> echo 'This is really simple... No autoconf, no make, just build   '
>> echo 'by brute force the static liblcms.a library and place it    '
>> echo 'on /usr/lib and icc34.h, lcms.h on /usr/include.            '
>> echo 'You should take a look on lcms.h to set toggles properly    '
>> echo 'before running this dumb script!                            '
>> echo '*********************************************************** '
>> echo 'Wait ...'
>> cd src
>> gcc -g -O2 -c *.c
>> ar cru liblcms.a *.o
>> BASEDIR=3D/usr/disk1/system/software/apps
>> cp liblcms.a $BASEDIR/lib
>> cp lcms.h $BASEDIR/include
>> cp icc34.h $BASEDIR/include
>> ranlib $BASEDIR/lib/liblcms.a
>> cd ..
>> echo 'Building testbed...'
>> cd testbed
>> gcc -I../src -g -O2 testcms.c $BASEDIR/lib/liblcms.a -o testcms -lm
>> echo 'done!'
>>
>> The compilation completes sucessfully (as far as I can tell) but when I
>run
>> the testcms program I get the following output:
>>
>> little cms testbed. ver 1.2 build Jun 19 2001 12:04:02
>>
>> Testing fixed point: 2.8848960205 =3D 2.8848
>>                 0.437499269828536 =3D 0.4375
>> Testing fixed scaling...Ok!
>> Testing linear interpolation ...Ok! 1349946 tics
>> Testing descending tables (linear interpolation) ...Ok!
>> Emulating sRGB from primaries & White point:
>>
>> sRGB final matrix is:
>> [ 0.436066  0.385147  0.143066 ]
>> [ 0.222488  0.716873  0.060608 ]
>> [ 0.013916  0.097076  0.714096 ]
>>
>> lcms calculated matrix is:
>> [ 0.436066  0.385114  0.143105  ]
>> [ 0.222493  0.716923  0.060627  ]
>> [ 0.0139346  0.0970567  0.714108  ]
>>
>> Testing CIELab conversion:
>> lcms: Error #12288; Bad file format
>>
>> What is the problem here?  Hopefully someone can provide an explanation.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Jonathan.
>>
>>
>>
>> J.M.Wall, Engineer, CFD Simulation Group.
>>
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