./x2t project.docx project.pdf
The application can now be stored and operated directly from a OneDrive folder, facilitating remote work.
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Internal testing demonstrates significant improvements across standard document testing suites. Document Type & Size Previous Engine Time x2t beta 2.7 Time Performance Gain (150 pages, heavy images) 4.2 seconds 3.1 seconds ~26% Faster XLSX to ODS (80,000 rows, formulas) 8.7 seconds 5.9 seconds ~32% Faster PPTX to PDF (50 slides, complex vector shapes) 5.5 seconds 4.3 seconds ~21% Faster How to Compile and Run x2t beta 2.7
Because it is written in highly optimized C++, x2t executes these transformations natively without requiring heavy runtimes like Java or .NET, making it incredibly fast. Deployment and Compilation Tips x2t beta 2.7
Previous versions struggled with batch conversions exceeding 500 files. Beta 2.7 introduces an adaptive thread pool that automatically scales with your CPU cores. In stress tests, converting 1,000 XML files to JSON saw a compared to Beta 2.6.
# Clone the experimental beta tree git clone --branch beta-2.7 https://github.com cd x2t-engine # Initialize and pull underlying format dictionary submodules git submodule update --init --recursive # Configure the build with optimization flags for host architecture mkdir build && cd build cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DUSE_STATIC_ALLOCATORS=ON -DENABLE_AVX2=ON .. # Compile using all available system threads make -j$(nproc) Use code with caution. Execution and Automated Batch Operations # Clone the experimental beta tree git clone --branch beta-2
Improved coordinate mapping preserves perspective angles when moving from XLSX to ODS.
: As noted in ONLYOFFICE community discussions, x2t runs as a system process whenever documents are being processed. In some configurations, a single x2t process can temporarily block other operations until it completes its conversion task, which is an important consideration for server administrators looking to scale their deployments. making it incredibly fast.
Ensure you have cmake and a compatible C++17 compiler installed: