I would be interested in knowing how complete or incomplete this is. I agree
that a complete rewrite would be a better idea, I'm just surprised that
somebody is actually attempting it.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:57:55 +0200To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Re: [SharpOS Developers] Freetype
I don't have time to hash out a long email now but I have been working on
porting freetype to c#.I am going to run it off system.drawing so that it will
drop in when that is complete.Quick status: started decoding the instructions,
reminds me of msil decoding :), albiet horrific documentation.I don't think
anyone would be too hot on just compiling freetype as is, it wasn't architected
with the .net paradigms/practices/styles in mind. It will be like using mogre
(anyone used it? it hurts to write code like that).Not to mention [I assume]
most of the coders around here don't use c++ that much :). I will see about
dropping my code in a repo when it gets a bit more feature complete.Email me
direct if you want a zip of what I have so far.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 22 September 2008 09:55 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[SharpOS Developers] FreetypeHi guys,I'm new here so I don't know the status of
the project too well. Have any of you tried to compile Freetype to MSIL? I've
spent a couple of hours and had some amount of success. I don't know what to do
about the calls to setjmpor longjmpso I've just dummied those out. After that I
get about 15 unresolved externals that I'm struggling with. Its been a while
since I looked at c++, I've been a c# man for a number of years now. Would
anybody be interested in looking at what I have so far?CheersColinIf you are
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