Hi, there seem to be some quirks in babl.
1) ./babl/base/model-cmyk.c In the cmyk_to_rgb-function the components are assigned from the source in an erroneous order. Obviously in the CMYK-colorspace magenta is the second color. Here yellow takes its place and magenta is the third one. double cyan = ((double *) src)[0]; double yellow = ((double *) src)[1]; double magenta = ((double *) src)[2]; double key = ((double *) src)[3]; 2) ./babl/extensions/naive-CMYK.c For what reason is there a second implementation of essentially the same code as you find it in model-cmyk.c in the file naive-CMYK.c? The only difference seems to be that model-cmyk.c makes the conversion RGB->CMYK and naive-CMYK.c implements RGBA->CMYK. Wouldn't it be more comprehensive to have it all in one place? Or is RGB->CMYK the more basic conversion? I thought in Babl the RGBA-space were something like a reference. 3) More stunning for me: model-cmyk.c exists only in the GIT clone from git://git.gnome.org/babl but not in the downloaded tar.bz2 from ftp.gtk.org/pub/babl :-? Sorry for my lack of understanding, Alex _______________________________________________ gegl-developer-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gegl-developer-list
