Original Message:
Sent: Mon July 14, 2025 12:06 AM
From: dsakai
Subject: Any plan to update RRProcessor to 64bit?
Hi,
Our team has submitted an Enhancement Request to IBM internal site to upgrade RRProcessor.exe to 64-bit.
https://ideas.ibm.com/ideas/DCAP-I-380
If you have access, we would appreciate your support by upvoting and leaving any comments you may have.
In the age of AI, I think clients no longer find it acceptable that engineers must spend many hours carefully tuning memory usage, image enhancement settings, and task granularity to prevent the PDFFREDocumentToImage and recognize actions from hanging or throwing memory errors.
Given that Windows transitioned to 64-bit architecture nearly two decades ago, I think continuing to run RRProcessor.exe as a 32-bit process-with its 4GB memory limitation-is outdated. Migrating to a 64-bit architecture would not only modernize Datacap but would also allow it to fully leverage the 64-bit 3rd party library.
This change would significantly reduce the need for trial-and-error configurations and free up engineers to focus on more valuable work.
Thank you for reading.
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dsakai
Original Message:
Sent: Sun June 29, 2025 10:32 PM
From: dsakai
Subject: Any plan to update RRProcessor to 64bit?
In one of our client projects, the PDFFREDocumentToImage action sometimes crashes when processing large PDF files with around 1000 pages throwing a memory error.
While the InfoCenter provides some tips on reducing memory usage during the execution of PDFFREDocumentToImage, I'm wondering if IBM has any plans to update RRProcessor to a 64-bit executable in the future. The current 32-bit version limits memory usage to a maximum of 4 GB, which can be a significant bottleneck for high-volume processing.
Additionally, the InfoCenter notes:
"With the release of Datacap 9.1.9 iFix 05, certain action libraries have been converted from 64-bit to 32-bit. This change provides fixes and stability improvements."
This statement seems counterintuitive-wouldn't converting from 64-bit back to 32-bit actually degrade performance or limit scalability?
https://ibmdocs-test.dcs.ibm.com/docs/en/datacap/9.1.9?topic=actions-pdffredocumenttoimage
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dsakai
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