formatted) as it will skip (relatively quickly0 draws outside the canvas
viewport. this could become quicker with a fask line-skip table to specific
coordinates, but for now, it's a
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better. like going from 1fps to 60fps+
SVN revision: 45836
- they dont. in reality.
2. major text rendeering speedups. up to 41% in textblock intl, 33% in
textblock basic, 12-20$ in other text rendering tests. generic eina hash's
are just tooo slow for what we are doing there. specialised "Fash"
blocked-array.
3. still LOTS of optimisations left.
SVN revision: 45829
1. the concept of callbacks for a canvas as a whole. add/ del/ del_full these
2. focus in+out events for the canvas as a whole - can help solve some issues
with inoput methods + ecore-imf + entries (like edje_entry)
3. add callabcks to be called before/after flush of display.
SVN revision: 45761
in code, but not installed. So it that option is passed, chained_mempool
is disabled, and pass_through is enabled and linked statically
SVN revision: 45755
verify that the data passed to fcntl() is really a socket
and fix ioctlsocket() returned value check.
* src/bin/Makefile.am:
* src/bin/evil_suite.c:
add unit test for pipe().
SVN revision: 45736
change again the redefinition of open(). Needed
for the gif loader. But the compilation with vc++
is certainly broken. Will be fixed later with a specific
case for vc++.
SVN revision: 45725
Change group_del() to receive the name of the group to be deleted, and
change the function to not delete a group currently loaded. This causes
problems at the time of deleting the Evas_Object.
Also changed a bit the save() function and added save_all(), which saves
every group loaded, not only the one set to the object. This is mainly so
at the time of deleting a group, we can save the whole file and thus avoid
it getting out of sync with references if a group is deleted and the file
not saved afterwards.
SVN revision: 45720
If e17 is compiled with tslib but during runtime the environment variable
TSLIB_TSDEVICE is not set, ecore will accidentally use the file descriptor 0
(probably stdin) for tslib.
The problem is that _ecore_fb_ts_fd is initialized to 0, which is BAD BAD BAD
for file descriptors. It should be initialized to -1. The attached patch fixes
this.
Thanks to John Ogness <john.ogness@linutronix.de> for bug report and fix
SVN revision: 45703