>> SVG data will be sent to the external SVG library, which will
>> return a bitmap or pixmap. I don't want to blow up FreeType with
>> graphics code.
>
> Ok. Then it would mean even the restricted "font svg" is
> excessively expressive vector wise for freetype vector rendering
> code. Maybe the "font svg" should be retricted even more then.
I don't understand what you want to say. The OpenType specification
defines what the `SVG' table holds. It's not me who is going to
decide what kind of SVG data is valid in fonts.
Werner
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