On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 10:56, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 10:52:51 +0100 Denis Oliver Kropp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled:
>
> > Quoting Hallvar Helleseth:
> > > Hi!
> > >
> > > Done a little more coding today... And I made the webserver public:
> > > http://tolva.shacknet.nu The link is very buisy at the moment, so dont
> > > judge it based on the speed!
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I hope you had nice holidays. I got back to work yesterday and wasn't
> > able to check all mails until then.
University still doesnt start untill 15. Jan :)
> > The site looks nice so far, but I couldn't fully judge it based on
> > the current amount of content.
Did a great deal of internal code change during the night to ease the
coding of the admin interface. Ill start putting REAL content into the
db from now on instead of just test values..
Layout needs more polishing though but that is second priority for now.
> > Keep up the work. BTW, what about your Evas port? I read about your
> > demands regarding file descriptor based event handling which I've
> > added recently.
Ecore port yes :) Worked fine without fd, but ofcourse alot nicer with!
> YAY! FD handling in dfb so you can use select()! :)
Yupp! very happy :) using it already!
> as such evas has already been ported. it works quite OK in DFB. Ecore was not
> happy because it does all its scheduling based on select() to handle timers,
> incoming events etc. (very much like X/Xlib).
Biggest problem with dfb evas as I see it is that behavior is different when
accelarated (matrox G550) and not accel:
Text Alphablending
Matrox: none! ok
generic: ok broken!
Problem might be because Evas does its own text thing (lock surface and
write the evas text as RGBA data) and the pixelformats dont quite match?
but I would think both matrox and generic would be broken then... Not
sure yet about the alphablending, although raster has a post about this
to the mailing list over a year ago.
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