KcsProfile Example

If you derive from the KcsProfile class, you need to provide a KcsProfile class entry such as the example entries below:

#KcsProfile

Class, Solaris default is KCMS #Default profile class, CMM Id == Profile

Format class="KCS_Prof" name="dflt"

	kcsLoadableModule="kcsEkProfkcms.so.1";  #KCMS profile, CMM Id ==

Profile Format class="KCS_Prof" name="KCMS"

	kcsLoadableModule="kcsEKProfkcms.so.1";

The key to loading a new version is the CMM Id (also called CMM Type), which is contained in bytes 4 through 7 in the ICC profile header). (See "ICC Profile Header" for details.) If there is not a match, the default entry dflt is used. You must load the proper CMM Id into the new profile's CMM Id attribute field for recognition of the module.

The default loadable KcsProfile module is the Solaris-supplied default.

The KcsProfile class is the base class that can contain transformations (KcsXform class) and a profile format (KcsProfileFormat class). Since the Kodak KcsProfile class is built into the library, you can use this mechanism to extend the calibration and characterization interface.