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Revision as of 23:31, 7 September 2025 by FlorrieMauriello (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<br>Additionally, you'll be able to write PostScript files in quite a lot of codecs, each degree 1 (uncompressed) and degree 2 (utilizing DCT (aka JPEG) and CCITT-G4 compression with the choice to paint through the binary mask. This is implemented in psio.c, the place you can see a variety of features that support these two compressed codecs, as well as as the ascii85 error-correction encoder that encodes 4 bytes of binary data into 5 bytes of ascii. See prog/psiotest.c...")
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