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Old 10-02-2011, 09:34 AM   #4
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You wouldn't be interested in a PDF -> HTML converter?
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The library is in pure python (2.6?).
What is the performance? E.G. Memory and CPU usage? Time to complete? A while back I evaluated a few pure python PDF libraries for replacing the current PDF engine and it found them to be up to 60x slower than the current engine without much gain in terms of quality output. This is partly why a large part of the new PDF engine is being written in C++.
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