global_map is set to MAP_FAILED in case of error after mmap.
So, it is initialized to MAP_FAILED and considered valid
otherwise.
So, we don't want to set the map to NULL or even check again NULL.
I give up. people continually complain about these and submit them as crashes, so now they're only visible if you set ECORE_X_SYNC. the next step is an #ifdef ISCOMFITOR.
If the egl_surface is different from the current one, it may be that the it has
been destroyed already. Removing the below check (and just checking for
different contexts) will avoid calling makecurrent when destroying a window.
That was always failing anyway.
Should fix https://phab.enlightenment.org/T311 for wayland_egl.
duplicated code.
Resize the frame object before we update the window saved size.
Remove (again) call to _ecore_evas_wayland_resize and set the resize
edge of the window.
NB: The call to _ecore_evas_wayland_resize ends up sending duplicate
configure events here, hence whey it is removed.
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as being set, then get out.
This reduces unnecessary calls to resetting the input & opaque regions
if nothing has changed in terms of size.
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At least on recent mesa (since commit 9f07ca11c17), it will find the
mentioned symbols but they won't really work, leading to error messages,
and possibly some other errors. So far, I just ifdef'ed the
glGenFramebuffer and glBindFramebuffer functions, but it may require
others to be ifdef'ed too.
This is just a workaround, to fix https://phab.enlightenment.org/T246.
The tests were failing on jenkins (gentoo), and on arch, but passing on an
old ubuntu. Ubuntu patches freetype, and that's probably the reason for that
with the tests more lax, both work.
This check is not necessary but causes incorrect clipping issues.
At this moment, if primitive objects (except image) is the source then that code may be helpful but it doesn't guarantee same behavior for all the primitive objects.
So, right now removed it.
NB: Not sure how/why this was here, but it's entirely Not needed and
leads to duplicate calls of wl_shell_surface_resize.
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