You call the function CGPSConverterCreate to create a PostScript converter object. This function takes three parameters:
A pointer to generic data that you want passed to your callbacks. You can supply NULL if you don’t need to provide any data.
A pointer to a filled-out CGPSConverterCallbacks data structure.
NULL. This field is reserved for future use.
Important: Although the CGPSConverterConvert function is thread safe (it uses locks to prevent more than one conversion at a time in the same process), it is not thread safe with respect to the Resource Manager. If your application uses the Resource Manager on a separate thread, you should either use locks to prevent CGPSConverterConvert from executing during your usage of the Resource Manager or you should perform your conversions using the PostScript converter in a separate process.
Last updated: 2007-12-11