> This font must be useful in stress-testing FreeType -- it is a real > border case of what *should* be possible.
I consider it as nothing special. :-) > As far as I know, enumerating Unicodes is a fairly basic function of > font file processing -- but my program is the only one on my system > that takes this list to post-process the font. (For a fairly > reasonable assumption of 'post processing'.) Apart from making an > exception list (with this as its single member), how can I foresee > this for any given font? Foresee what exactly? > In case you are wondering what marvel the font is, more information and a > download location can be found at > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LastResort#Apple.27s_LastResort_font This font (or a variation of it) can be downloaded from unicode.org. > "Font is ready > gindex 8 -> unicode 0000h" > followed by some 388,000 lines, ending with > " gindex 184 -> unicode 10FFFFh > this took 665016 msecs" I get similar values on my GNU/Linux box, running a 1.67 Celeron, and compiling with gcc, without optimization, and piping stdout into a file. Werner _______________________________________________ Freetype mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype
