> Nothing. I thought may be using Cairo build would further reduce my memory
> footprint or increase my application performance.
If anything, I'd argue that it does the opposite - instead, you now have a
dependency on libcairo, and you force fltk to call cairo functions (which,
assuming two perfectly implemented functions would actually _create_ overhead).
Like Ian said, it's really only worth using Cairo if you need to draw into
Cairo surfaces.
If you're resorting to using other libraries to speed things up or reduce
memory footprints, chances are you're really just going about it the wrong
way.....
Ben
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