Hi, John

2010/9/5 John M McIntosh <johnmci at smalltalkconsulting.com>:
> George I can't say anyone has built the TIFF plugin for maybe a decade.
> Have you considered using the quicktime logic if you are on macintosh or windows?
> However I can work with you to build the TIFF plugin.
> Athought your problem might be with your image data, and the cmds you are giving to
> the TIFF api if it fails to load the image.

I'm sorry for the late reply, I was really busy these days. And I'm
sorry for being not clear enough in my previous messages. I've
successfuly built TIFF plugin on Linux, and it works fine (thank you
very much!) except inverted (I believe) colors. The "image" I
mentioned was Smalltalk image. The windows vm built couldn't open it
(symptoms I've described in my first message in this thread).

I'll be really glad if you provide me some guidance. What I'd like to know:
 - is it really inversion of colors (that's why I tried to build
plugin on windows, just to check if it is platform specific
behaviour)?
 - is there some client-side code handling byte order (I found one in
changesForSqueak.c file, tried to modify it but failed)?

Thanks in advance,
George