Don't allocate lots of memory when reading TIFFs with infinite rows per strip.
Some TIFF images consist of only one strip. The magic value 2**32-1 for the "rows per strip" tag reflects that fact, effectively meaning "infinite".
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@@ -210,7 +210,8 @@ bool TiffDecoder::readData( Mat& img )
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if( tile_width0 <= 0 )
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tile_width0 = m_width;
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if( tile_height0 <= 0 )
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if( tile_height0 <= 0 ||
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(!is_tiled && tile_height0 == std::numeric_limits<uint32>::max()) )
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tile_height0 = m_height;
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AutoBuffer<uchar> _buffer( size_t(8) * tile_height0*tile_width0);
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