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On 14 May, L. Peter Deutsch wrote:
> Sure, I  think that  would be a  fine idea. The  only arrays  that are
> dimensioned  as [D_MAX_BLOCKS_IN_MCU]  are  some  temporary arrays  of
> booleans and pointers allocated on the  C stack within libjpeg, and an
> array of ints in the decompression state structure. So increasing this
> value from  10 to  64 increases  the size  of the  decompression state
> structure by (64-10)*4 = 216 bytes. Not enough to worry about.

Khmm, was this ever suggested to the libjpeg maintainers?

	-mi


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