Marko Milisavljevic wrote:
I have not been able to far in any of the cases to use -qu. I have to
You don't want to use -qu. It's there for testing, to prove that it isn't needed, nothing else. Let me repeat this: The "u" in -qu stands for: "unbelievably ultra slow" "untested and unverified" "uselessly excessive"
keep backing off -q until it clears the memory issue, for some of these files -gm and others -gh. Here are contents of file I cannot process better then -qm. Command I'm using is colprof -qX RGB-210-patch and I get colprof: Warning - Reverse Cell Cache exausted, processing in chunks colprof: Error - Not enough memory to process in chunks
Hmm. What platform are you on ? I can't reproduce this problem on my Win2K system (1Gig memory, 3.2Ghz processor) or my MacBook (1Gig memory, 2GHz processor), the former taking about 2 minutes 9 seconds, the latter 1 minutes 19 seconds. Are you sure you're using V1.0.1, since the memory management has changed from previous versions. In fact, because it's an RGB profile, there are rarely such problems, it is the CMYK profiles that chew up a lot more memory and processing time, due to the device color aliasing of black. Graeme Gill.