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* include/freetype/tttables.h (TT_Header): Change field types.
* src/sfnt/ttload.c (tt_face_load_generic_header): Updated.
This is a follow-up to the previous commit.
* src/cff/cffobjs.c (cff_face_init), src/sfnt/sfobjs.c
(sfnt_load_face), src/type1/t1objs.c (T1_Face_Init),
src/type42/t42objs.c (T42_Face_Init): Implement it.
* include/freetype/ftsystem.h: Include FT_TYPES_H.
(*FT_Alloc_Func, *FT_Realloc_Func): Use size_t for the size arguments.
* src/raster/ftmisc.h: Ditto.
* builds/amiga/src/base/ftsystem.c, builds/unix/ftsystem.c,
* builds/vms/ftsystem.c, src/base/ftsystem.c (ft_alloc, ft_realloc):
Use size_t for the size arguments.
* src/base/ftdbgmem.c (ft_mem_debug_alloc, ft_mem_debug_realloc): Use
FT_Offset, aka size_t, for the size arguments.
Before this commit we had code like
(FT_Bool)( globals->glyph_styles[gindex] & 0x8000)
Since `FT_Bool' is defined to be an `unsigned char', the code
evaluated to something like
(unsigned char)( 0x8532 & 0x8000)
which in turn expanded to
(unsigned char)( 0x8000)
and finally yielded 0x00 – i.e., false – not as expected.
Problem reported and analyzed by Tony Smith <tony.smith@macro4.com>.
* include/freetype/fttypes.h (FT_BOOL): Add a comparison against
zero so that we always have a Boolean expression.
*/*: Replace castings to `FT_Bool' with calls to `FT_BOOL' where
possible.
This makes FT_Get_Char_Index and FT_Get_Next_Char 4-5 times faster.
* src/bdf/bdfdrivr.c (bdf_cmap_char_{index,next}): Help binary search
with continuous prediction.
For bitmap fonts, `FT_Load_Glyph' should either return an error or
not set the format to `FT_GLYPH_FORMAT_OUTLINE'. However, in this
case `FT_Load_Glyph' calls into the auto-hinter which calls back
into `FT_Load_Glyph' with `FT_LOAD_NO_SCALE' in the flags, which
marks the glyph as `FT_GLYPH_FORMAT_OUTLINE' with an empty path
(even though it doesn't have any path). It appears that the
auto-hinter should not be called when the face doesn't have
outlines. The current test for using the auto-hinter in
`FT_Load_Glyph' checks if the driver supports scalable outlines, but
not if the face supports scalable outlines.
* src/base/ftobjs.c (FT_Load_Glyph): Directly check whether we have
scalable outlines.
PCF comes with charmap lookup table, aka PCF encodings. Using it
directly makes FT_Get_Char_Index and FT_Get_Next_Char 4-5 times
faster than the original BDF-like binary searches.
* src/pcf/pcf.h (PCF_EncodingRec): Removed.
(PCF_FaceRec): Remove `nencodings' and `encodings'.
* src/pcf/pcfdrivr.c (pcf_cmap_char_{index,next}): Replaced.
* src/pcf/pcfread.c (pcf_get_encodings): Store data differently.
* src/pcf/pcf.h (PCF_Face): Updated to include...
(PCF_EncRec): ... this new structure to store charmap geometry.
* src/pcf/pcfread.c (pcf_get_encodings): Store charmap geometry.
Reported as
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/detail?id=10317
* src/truetype/ttgxvar.c (ft_var_load_gvar): Properly exit memory
frame if we have invalid glyph variation data offsets.
(tt_face_vary_cvt): Protect against missing `tuplecoords' array.
Fix typo.
* src/sfnt/sfdriver (IS_WIN, IS_APPLE): Omit language ID checks.
(get_win_string, get_apple_string): Return NULL when the PostScript
font name characters is not according to specification.
(get_win_string): Make trace output work if the high byte if
non-zero.
(sfnt_get_var_ps_name, sfnt_get_ps_name): Previously we preferred
Win PS name (when there is also an Apple PS name); change this into
a fallback to Apple PS name in case the Win PS name is invalid.
These public API functions(!) were always undocumented and have
escaped all clean-up efforts until now.
* include/freetype/ftoutln.h (FT_Outline_New_Internal,
FT_Outline_Done_Internal): Removed.
* src/base/ftoutln.h (FT_Outline_New_Internal,
FT_Outline_Done_Internal): Merge into...
(FT_Outline_New, FT_Outline_Done): ... these functions.
* docs/README: Updated.
* include/freetype/fterrors.h (FT_INCLUDE_ERR_PROTOS,
FT_ERR_PROTOS_DEFINED): Undefine `FT_INCLUDE_ERR_PROTOS' after
checking it and introduce a new macro that takes proper care of
multiple-inclusion protection.
Shailesh Mistry