| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 8 Oct 2000 at 06:24:17 |
| Subject: | Re: Picture Format |
G.A.Griggs said,
> Was JNPTMP a directory used by early versions of the AK JPG datatype maybe
> you could solve the problem by seting up a dir of that name on your Ramdisk
> with an assing pointing to it.
JPEGTMP: is an assign used by the standard JPEG code. It's used as a
sort of virtual memory when real memory consumption is high (big
images). So assigning it to RAM is not a good idea unless you have lots
of RAM. If you do have lots of RAM, it's faster to increase the memory
allowance in the decoder itself, but bear in mind this is the memory per
image. I use 4MB and never swap to JPEGTMP:
Neil
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