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The cluster system for color reduction when loading a truecolor image now uses a linked list instead of a table. This fix a potential problem because there was an overlapping memcpy. It also avoids copying the big cluster table around and just moves pointer around. It should be faster but I did not really noticed any change on my computer :(. Maybe it's too fast...

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The same can probably be done for the gradient sets.


git-svn-id: svn://pulkomandy.tk/GrafX2/trunk@927 416bcca6-2ee7-4201-b75f-2eb2f807beb1
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Adrien Destugues
2009-07-16 12:57:11 +00:00
parent 3a7edb8323
commit e877292ca2
4 changed files with 176 additions and 166 deletions
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@@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ int Create_ConfigDirectory(char * config_dir)
// Determine which directory contains the executable.
// IN: Main's argv[0], some platforms need it, some don't.
// OUT: Write into program_dir. Trailing / or \ is kept.
// Note : in fact this is only used to check for the datafiles and fonts in this same directory.
// Note : in fact this is only used to check for the datafiles and fonts in
// this same directory.
void Set_program_directory(ARG_UNUSED const char * argv0,char * program_dir)
{
#undef ARG_UNUSED
@@ -76,9 +77,9 @@ void Set_program_directory(ARG_UNUSED const char * argv0,char * program_dir)
// Others: The part of argv[0] before the executable name.
// Keep the last \ or /.
// Note that on Unix, once installed, the executable is called from a shell script
// sitting in /usr/local/bin/, this allows argv[0] to contain the full path.
// On Windows, Mingw32 already provides the full path in all cases.
// Note that on Unix, once installed, the executable is called from a shell
// script sitting in /usr/local/bin/, this allows argv[0] to contain the full
// path. On Windows, Mingw32 already provides the full path in all cases.
#else
Extract_path(program_dir, argv0);
#endif