Re: pdftex core dump when including certain pdf files
The Thanh Han <[email protected]>
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On 18 July 2016 at 22:25, Werner LEMBERG <wl-mXXj517/[email protected]> wrote: > > > However I think those pdfs without embedded fonts are rather > > useless. > > Not at all. The lilypond documentation has a case where PDFs without > fonts would be extremely valuable (we haven't implemented this yet, > however). > > . For the documentation (in texinfo format), lilypond creates > thousands of small PDFs that get included into the main PDF. All > those files use the same small set of music fonts again and again. > > . If the small PDFs don't contain fonts it would be possible that > pdftex includes the necessary fonts only once while building the > master PDF. > > . If the small PDFs contain subsetted fonts, pdftex must include > them as-is, enormously increasing the output file size. > > . We currently suppress creation of subfonts in the small PDFs to > get a small output file size. However, this leads to an > incredible waste of disk space while building the documentation > (we speak of a few gigabytes). > can you provide a minimal example demonstrating the problem? pdftex can merge Type1 subfonts in included pdfs. Thanh