Enable Olympus Lens Corrections ?

Many lens manufacturers brands are available to choose from when processing a raw file in ACR but to my dismay sofar no Olympus lenses have been profiled?
When is this feature " Lens Corrections" - enable lens correction - enabling the higher end Olympus lenses to show and use their profiles?
Or, what is the reason for omitting them?
Regards
Robert

Or, what is the reason for omitting them?
Maybe some camera- and lens-producers are not especially supportive of the task (actually I don’t know about the lens correction features, but with regard to RAW-formats I’ve read some stuff that makes this seem not altogether impossible) and Adobe has a lot of lenses to work through?
Not being a professional photographer myself I have not looked into it, but aren’t you supposed to be able to create custom settings for your lenses yourself?
Maybe you might also post here
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/311487?tstart=0

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