Hi, Kai-Uwe Behrmann <web@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > > don't want to include a plug-in that will double the amount of #if and > > #ifdef statements in the GIMP source tree. > > As I like to continue to develop this tiffreader, what would You think is > appropriate to let the #if / #ifdef macros fall without erasing code? There is no way a GIMP plug-in can support multiple versions and even a completely different app and at the same time be readable and maintainable code. In my opinion the version included with GIMP-2.0 should be a plug-in for GIMP-2.0 and nothing else. I also don't see why we should not continue to use our working TIFF plug-in. This plug-in works, is widely tested and has a maintainer. In my opinion what we should do is to integrate some functionality of your plug-in into the TIFF plug-in as found in CVS. I would suggest we start by adding support for multi-page TIFF file and look into color conversion routines as soon as GIMP-2.0 is released. Sven
