--- strk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev:
> On Thu, Jun 07, 2007 at 12:10:21PM +0000, Tomas Groth wrote:
>
> > std::auto_ptr<image::image_base> ret_image;
> >
> > if (outputFormat == YUV) {
> > ret_image.reset(new image::yuv(width, height));
> > } else if (outputFormat == RGB) {
> > ret_image.reset(new image::rgb(width, height));
> > + } else {
> > + ret_image.reset(NULL);
>
> log_error("Unknown outputFormat %d during decoding ..."); ?
>
> > + return ret_image;
> > + }
>
>
> Question: why do we opt between RGB and YUV ? Do we do this also for other
> kind of bitmaps (glyphs, whatever...) ? is any renderer using YUV ?
> Could we have the renderer provide an "hint" but then accept any
> of the two formats ?
>
I guess it originate back to when the OpenGL backend was doing the YUV->RGB
conversion itself (which never really worked), and it just stayed... Both AGG
and GL now uses RGB, but i think i understood that Cairo might prefer RGBA,
which i believe we could then convert to when cairo gets up to speed.
About what the renderers can and can't do, i'm not too sure about...
cheers,
Tomas
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