We allocate a new eina_rectangle here, but we never free it after
sending damages to the surface.
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
This reverts commit dd37d2bc07.
This breaks make distcheck. Looking at this commit I really wonder if it does
anything good. It seems to work for po_makefile_in. It also breaks for
distcheck which is using out of tree builds in the _build folder.
If someone can explain me why something like this is needed for makevars I
want to hear it. getting a fix in that does not break distcheck would be fine
I guess.
due to mesa changes to hide dri2 symbols, i have had to work on a fix
that makes this work again by going right to drm. now it works and
animators shoudl be vsynced on drm drivers if possible (only 1 card -
use card 0). already existing nvidia solution that uses a lot more
memory is there. others - no support. timers only
I'm not 100% sure this header is internal, but it depends on internal
headers, so it should either be internal or massively re-worked.
Anyhow, it has no business being installed until the includes are
fixed.
this adds a slave process that is useful on nvidia drivers as there
isn't another way to get vsync evenys (that i know about). i need to
make another slave process to that includes a dri2 protocol
implementation since mesa has now hidden its dri2 symbols.
@feature
this allows you to set the ecore loop time. only useful in trying to
get hyper-accurate frame timings from sources when doin a custom tick
source.
this adjusts ecore loop time very slightlye tp be the "Exact" timepoint
when then animator timer, if timer is used, should have gone off. this
should make animations more precise.
@feature
Summary:
In evas_textblock_cursor_word_end function, the breaks' memory is allocated but not freed when cursor position is equal to text length.
Fix: Remove memory allocating.
@fix
Reviewers: raster, tasn
Subscribers: cedric
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D1225
I reorganized what's allowed and what is not a bit, particularly, strictened the
rules for named structs and loosened the rules for anonymous structs, and refined
them for void types. It should be all correct now.
If an error occurs during ecore_drm_init, we need to cleanup things in
the proper order. This fixes the case where ecore_event_shutdown and
ecore_shutdown May Not have been called (in previous revision) due to
the error conditions being out of order.
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
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