I've made a few modifications:
- there is no new field named "driver" in "FT_SizeRec"
- the new fields in "TT_SizeRec" are:
strike_index :: value 0xFFFF means "no sbit strike selected"
strike_metrics :: the FT_Size_Metrics structure corresponding to
the currently selected strike
- the code in "ttload.c" has been somewhat cleaned up too
thanks a lot, Y-U !!
- David
the concrete "FTC_Image_Cache" and "FTC_SBit_Cache" to the abstract
"FTC_Glyph_Cache" and "FTC_Chunk_Cache", respectively..
note: this is not the end of changes to the cache sub-system
objects:
FT_Face_Internal, FT_Size_Internal, FT_Slot_Internal
these contain some fields that may change between releases
of FreeType, without affecting the size of FT_FaceRec,
FT_SizeRec, FT_GlyphSlotRec, etc.., which means that
drivers wouldn't need to be recompiled if we only add new
fields to an internal structure..
I plan to hack a few things related to the auto-hinter and
I need this move to ensure that we will not break binary
compatibility between 2.0 and 2.1 :-)
- David
- reworked slightly the cache manager to better
differentiate between the abstract class in "ftcglyph.h"
and the FT_Glyph sub-class in "ftcimage.h", and
slightly reduced the size of FTC_GlyphNodeRec, saving
8 bytes on a 32-bit system. Yes, I'm crazy ;-)
- added build files to compile with LCC on Unix too
(compile speeds _are_ insane with it). There is unfortunately
a bug in the version I'm using (LCC 4.1) that prevents it
to compile FT_MulTo64 correctly (in src/base/ftcalc.c)
the generated assembly is incorrect, I don't know what
to do ?? the build files are ok, though..
you should invoke "make setup lcc" to select them..
Fixed some data types/added header files to remove compiler warnings.
Added trivial input data check to FT_Outline_Get_BBox().
Fixed type1z -> type1 file inclusions.
the basic parsing routines seem to work ok
we now generate a list of DocBlock objects from
a list of input file, we now need to sort them
by "kind" (i.e. type/macro/functions) to generate
several web pages, as well as a global index
"type1z" -> "type1"
"raster1" -> "raster"
note that I didn't rename all files. We'll have to endure
the "z1..." crazyness unless we perform a _big_ sed on
the sources :-)
David Turner