epstopdf prevent rastering fonts

[lstonys]

pdflatex converts eps files to pdf using epstopdf and sometimes it rasterizes some fonts. The same as ps2pdf. The only solution to prevent rasterizing it is to add -dNOCACHE option to ps2pdf (https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/22095/how-to-prevent-ghostscript-from-rastering-the-font-when-converting-pdf-or-eps-to) Could this option be added to epstopdf script?

I changed eps->pdf command line like this:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\makeatletter
%\AtBeginDocument{\def\ETE@epstopdf #1{ps2pdf -dNOCACHE #1 \OutputFile}}
\makeatother

\begin{document}
fig
\begin{figure}
\centering
\loggingall
\includegraphics[trim=0 0 20mm 15mm, clip, scale=1.00]{rasterize_example.eps}
\end{figure}
\end{document}

and it worked well but I need a solution for all files. Maybe it could be some config (like there is epstopdf-sys.cfg) file where could be added external global options. I've attached eps image
rasterize_example.zip

[u-fischer]

something like \def\epstopdf@sys@cmd{epstopdf --gsopts=-dNOCACHE} in epstopdf.cfg should probably work. But as you didn't provide any example and only linked to a over 10 years old discussion about conversion to eps I didn't test.

Generally I would advice to convert files once before the compilation and not doing it on the fly during the pdflatex run. You then have much more control over the result.

[lstonys]

updated. I do not control the input files. I need to recompile various articles.

[u-fischer]

well and did you try my suggestion to adjust epstopdf.cfg?

[lstonys]

Ulrike, you are the best! It works perfectly! Thanks.