Perşembe 2 Şubat 2006 23:59 tarihinde, Werner LEMBERG şunları yazmıştı:
> > > your latest changes to the allocation functions and macros break
> > > compilation of FreeType with g++ instead of gcc.
> >
> > Why would one do that? g++ usually is slower than gcc.
>
> Some platforms only ship with a C
> > your latest changes to the allocation functions and macros break
> > compilation of FreeType with g++ instead of gcc.
>
> Why would one do that? g++ usually is slower than gcc.
Some platforms only ship with a C++ compiler by default (you might ask
Nelson Beebe for details).
Werner
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Perşembe 2 Şubat 2006 12:32 tarihinde, Werner LEMBERG şunları yazmıştı:
> David,
>
>
> your latest changes to the allocation functions and macros break
> compilation of FreeType with g++ instead of gcc.
Why would one do that? g++ usually is slower than gcc.
Regards,
ismail
> I've found what appears to be a bug in Freetype 2, version 2.1.10.
> More specifically it appears to depend on the configuration macro
> FT_OPTIMIZE_MEMORY, which is disabled by default.
>
> The problem could be reliably triggered on my system (Linux 2.6 +
> Xorg 6.8.2 + KDE 3.5) by attempting
David,
your latest changes to the allocation functions and macros break
compilation of FreeType with g++ instead of gcc.
Werner
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Perşembe 2 Şubat 2006 15:32 tarihinde, Graham Asher şunları yazmıştı:
> <<
>
> > Each sub-pixel value is partly spread out over its two neighbours to
> > the left and right. I have used this method with the output from
> > FreeType and it works very well.
>
> Thank you both for explanations! G
Perşembe 2 Şubat 2006 09:52 tarihinde, Graham Asher şunları yazmıştı:
> To improve the look of ClearType-style sub-pixel rendering you need to use
> a filter as described here:
>
> http://grc.com/cttech.htm
>
> Each sub-pixel value is partly spread out over its two neighbours to the
> left and rig
<<
> Each sub-pixel value is partly spread out over its two neighbours to
> the left and right. I have used this method with the output from
> FreeType and it works very well.
Thank you both for explanations! Graham, is your code open in some way?
>>
No, I'm sorry. I was paid to write i
To improve the look of ClearType-style sub-pixel rendering you need to use a
filter as described here:
http://grc.com/cttech.htm
Each sub-pixel value is partly spread out over its two neighbours to the
left and right. I have used this method with the output from FreeType and it
works very well.
