Reputation: 4122
I am currently able to perform all 3 steps above but I want to skip the step 2 to save on Disk I/O.
It looks like one can use tet_open_document_mem to make TET open the document in memory but there is no documentation available on how one can use one.
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TET offers the so called PDFlib Virtual Filesystem (PVF) to handle such a situation.
You may use create_pvf() to create a named virtual read-only file from data provided in memory.
The API looks like this (C):
void TET_create_pvf(TET *tet, const char *filename, int len, const void *data, size_t size, const char *optlist)
So it might be used like this:
TET_create_pvf(tet, pvfname, 0, data, length, "");
doc = TET_open_document(tet, pvfname, 0, docoptlist);
More details can be found in the TET-Manual http://www.pdflib.com/fileadmin/pdflib/pdf/manuals/TET-4.3-manual.pdf
TET_open_document_mem is an old API which is no longer supported.
Upvotes: 1