Dear All,
In fltk1.3, there has Fl_Window and Fl_Double_Window class, the Fl_Window will
malloc w*h*bpp/8 Bytes memory, but Fl_Double_Window will malloc double, which
is same as fltk2.0.
Then I want to ask in which case we need to use Fl_Double_Window class but can
not use Fl_Window class
Best
Dear All,
Now I try to moving from fltk2.0 to fltk1.3.
>From the point of memory consumption, fltk1.3 is more better than fltk2.0, I
>think may be I will use fltk1.3 for my future development.
But I have a question about Fl_Shared_Image, my code is like the following:
int main(int argc, char **
Good day, all!
Yeah, after being frustrated by those new features adding to fltk1 but cannot
be used on fltk2, and being frightened by the new "declarations" on fltk2 as
"never attained stability and is now generally dormant", i am glad to find
fltk3.
So fltk3 wrapped both fltk1 and fltk2, whi
On 02/08/12 13:42, Ian MacArthur wrote:
> Yes, I think so, +1 for adding to test folder, after folk have looked it
> over.
> Though fltk headers might be awkward given the provenance of the original
> material?
Mm, what's the original license?
We should probably preserve it if p
On 8 Feb 2012, at 20:23, Greg Ercolano wrote:
> On 02/08/12 09:50, Greg Ercolano wrote:
>> I'll take a stab at a cleanup.
>> I /think/ I can take out all the glut stuff and make it use
>> Fl::run().
>
> Done; see below.
>
> Took out all the glut; pure FLTK app now.
> Uses F
On 02/08/12 09:50, Greg Ercolano wrote:
>> Well, I guess the original code is in the public domain, so I imagine
>> that'd be OK, though my "additions" might need a little tidying up as
>> they might not be exhibiting the best fltk-way to do the things I
>> added...
>
> I'll take a stab at a
On 02/08/12 08:48, MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
>> If not in test/ then maybe in examples/ ?
>> Opinions?
I'd vote for 'test', since its probably a good opengl benchmark tool,
considering it shows FPS.
> Well, I guess the original code is in the public domain, so I im
> OK, I found my hacked-up gl_gears example - actually it's the glut one,
> but anyway... converted to be fltk-ish.
Wow, that's a fun demo.
Think it'd be great for our test dir.
I compiled + ran it on centos 5.6 with fltk 1.3.x current
on an "old" intel Mac Mini with dual 1.8GHz,
On 02/08/12 01:34, MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
>> I use color(0x0) to set background color to black, but it display
> white to me,
> As you have been advised before, fltk-2 is deprecated, so support is
> likely to be "fragmented" - you would do better converting to the
> supported fl
> Great demo. Looks like we could add it somewhere to our demos.
> If not in test/ then maybe in examples/ ?
> Opinions?
Well, I guess the original code is in the public domain, so I imagine
that'd be OK, though my "additions" might need a little tidying up as
they might not be exhibiting the bes
On 08.02.2012 11:38, MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
> OK, I found my hacked-up gl_gears example - actually it's the glut one,
> but anyway... converted to be fltk-ish.
Great demo. Looks like we could add it somewhere to our demos.
If not in test/ then maybe in examples/ ?
Opinions?
> I
> OK, I found my hacked-up gl_gears example - actually it's the glut one,
> but anyway... converted to be fltk-ish.
>
> It was originally meant to run on the idle loop, and with this WIN32 box
> that runs about 3,000 FPS.
>
> I've added an fl_timer aiming for 100 FPS, and on this box I get a
> rock
OK, I found my hacked-up gl_gears example - actually it's the glut one,
but anyway... converted to be fltk-ish.
It was originally meant to run on the idle loop, and with this WIN32 box
that runs about 3,000 FPS.
I've added an fl_timer aiming for 100 FPS, and on this box I get a
rock-solid 64 FPS.
On 02/07/12 22:04, leowang wrote:
> I have a question of set fltk color.
> I use color(0x0) to set background color to black, but it display white to
> me, and if I use color(0x01010100), the display is black, so why 0x
> is not black in fltk?
> my fltk version is 2.0, and my system's col
> I have a question of set fltk color.
>
> I use color(0x0) to set background color to black, but it display
white
> to me, and if I use color(0x01010100), the display is black, so why
> 0x is not black in fltk?
>
> my fltk version is 2.0, and my system's color bit 32bpp.
As you have be
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