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Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1995 13:02:33 -0800
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Message-Id: <199511102102.NAA07993@lido>
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To: tiff@sgi.engr.sgi.com
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Subject: Contribution: libtiff for Windows-nt
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Reply-To: Dave Dyer <ddyer@triple-i.com>
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Sender: owner-tiff@sgi.engr.sgi.com
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Precedence: bulk
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Since I needed it, and the support for windows-nt versions of libtiff
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is sketchy at best, I packaged up my port of libtiff v3.4beta024
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to windows-nt.
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ftp://torii.triple-i.com/pub/ddyer/libtiff.tar.gz
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this contains "libtiff.mak", a makefile for microsoft visual c++,
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a couple of hand-built .h and .c files (corresponding to those which
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are automatically constructed by unix makefiles) and static libraries
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compiled for intel and dec alpha.
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As customary, I make no claims regarding the completeness or
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correctness of these libraries, and accept no responsibily for any
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mishaps you may have as a result of using them. They work for me.
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I hope Sam will copy and incorporate this into the "contrib" section
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of the next libtiff release.
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