Encode lcms files as utf-8

third_party/lcms2-2.6/src/cmscgats.c

 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 //
 //  Little Color Management System
 //  Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Marti Maria Saguer
 //
 // Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
 // a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
 // to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation
 // the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense,
 // and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software
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         {"MEASUREMENT_SOURCE", WRITE_STRINGIFY}, // Illumination used for spectral measurements. This data helps provide
                                // a guide to the potential for issues of paper fluorescence, etc.
 
         {"PRINT_CONDITIONS", WRITE_STRINGIFY},   // Used to define the characteristics of the printed sheet being reported.
                                // Where standard conditions have been defined (e.g., SWOP at nominal)
                                // named conditions may suffice. Otherwise, detailed information is
                                // needed.
 
         {"SAMPLE_BACKING",   WRITE_STRINGIFY},   // Identifies the backing material used behind the sample during
-                               // measurement. Allowed values are “black? “white? or {"na".
+                               // measurement. Allowed values are "black" "white" or "na".
 
         {"CHISQ_DOF",        WRITE_STRINGIFY},   // Degrees of freedom associated with the Chi squared statistic
 
        // below properties are new in recent specs:
 
         {"MEASUREMENT_GEOMETRY", WRITE_STRINGIFY}, // The type of measurement, either reflection or transmission, should be indicated
                                // along with details of the geometry and the aperture size and shape. For example,
                                // for transmission measurements it is important to identify 0/diffuse, diffuse/0,
                                // opal or integrating sphere, etc. For reflection it is important to identify 0/45,
                                // 45/0, sphere (specular included or excluded), etc.
 
        {"FILTER",            WRITE_STRINGIFY},   // Identifies the use of physical filter(s) during measurement. Typically used to
                                // denote the use of filters such as none, D65, Red, Green or Blue.
 
        {"POLARIZATION",      WRITE_STRINGIFY},   // Identifies the use of a physical polarization filter during measurement. Allowed
-                               // values are {"yes? “white? “none?or “na?
+                               // values are "yes" "white" "none" or "na"
 
        {"WEIGHTING_FUNCTION", WRITE_PAIR},   // Indicates such functions as: the CIE standard observer functions used in the
                                // calculation of various data parameters (2 degree and 10 degree), CIE standard
                                // illuminant functions used in the calculation of various data parameters (e.g., D50,
                                // D65, etc.), density status response, etc. If used there shall be at least one
                                // name-value pair following the WEIGHTING_FUNCTION tag/keyword. The first attribute
                                // in the set shall be {"name" and shall identify the particular parameter used.
                                // The second shall be {"value" and shall provide the value associated with that name.
                                // For ASCII data, a string containing the Name and Value attribute pairs shall follow
                                // the weighting function keyword. A semi-colon separates attribute pairs from each
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     _cmsAssert(hIT8 != NULL);
 
     if (Formatter == NULL)
         strcpy(it8->DoubleFormatter, DEFAULT_DBL_FORMAT);
     else
         strncpy(it8->DoubleFormatter, Formatter, sizeof(it8->DoubleFormatter));
 
     it8 ->DoubleFormatter[sizeof(it8 ->DoubleFormatter)-1] = 0;
 }