On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Why 6? We only need two bytes of data for the exact location.
The function code Chris suggested has the benefit that we can drop
the old named anchor function code in the future and only use the
new one (but still *support* the old format in the
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Michael Nordstrom wrote:
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Why 6? We only need two bytes of data for the exact location.
The function code Chris suggested has the benefit that we can drop
the old named anchor function code in the future and only use the
I'm going, for my own private use, to implement support for Lightspeed's
new OS5 overclock API---boost the speed of Plucker when searching and
maybe when rendering while lowering its speed when idle. This seems the
kind of hardware AND software dependent thing that we won't want to
incorporate in
Anti-aliased fonts are a major factor behind some people's choice of
Plucker over iSilo. At least I get that impression from reading posts on
ClieSource.com. Anti-aliased fonts are generated by PalmFontConv
(palmfontconv.sf.net). There is no other utility for generating Plucker
format aa font
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Tony McNamara wrote:
I completely agree that it should NOT go into the official tree. My
system is OS5 - a Sony UX50 - but is thus far completely incompatible
with all overclocking software. (It also doesn't seem to need it -
never seems slow and gets phenomenal
Plucker Plugin support is now in CVS (fingers crossed). Probably the first
major change will be splitting the language strings so they can be
translated.
Christopher R. Hawks
HAWKSoft
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In any business, the customer is
I need a volunteer who is willing to do some GUI programming for the
PalmFontConv project. The project is GPL. (But I'm willing to change
that to BSD if the volunteer insists--I own all the copyrights on the
code, except for the FT2 library which is BSD- and GPL-compatible.)
I
