On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 04:03:15AM -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> What this does: Detects the XShm extension, tests it, and generally
> sets stuff up for the rest of the code to use it. There's no harm in
> enabling the #define, as everything still works.
Argh; it is sorta complete now.. and ofcourse, it's broken as hell.
And probably leaking memory all over the place. Not to mention shared
memory segments. :)
Unfortunately, I can't bind the shared memory segment to the
gfx_pixmap_t's existing data block; I have to allocate the new segment,
and copy it over.
Unless we perform some major hackery in the internals (ie each
gfx_pixmap_t is pre-allocated as a shm block), I don't see any
way around this.
I'll check in what I have (again, it can easily be #defined out) if the
concensus wants something to bang on. Otherwise I'll keep this private
until it seems to work better. Anyone interested?
Eh. Not bad for my first real X programming task..
I'm also looking into that endian-ness thing.. is it completely broken,
or is it almost-but-not-quite fixed already?
- Pizza
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