Dnia 2010-01-12, wto o godzinie 15:23 +1000, Peter Hutterer pisze:
> Nice!
thanks :-)
[..]
> [..]
> > -unsigned short tiltTable_63[2] = {
> > - (45 | (20 << 8)),(44 | (19 << 8))
> > -};
> > +#ifndef M_PI
> > +#define M_PI 3.14159265358979323846
> > +#endif
>
> Is this necessary? which version of math.h doesn't have M_PI defined?
It's not. It's here as a result of my lack of experience combined with
silly copy & paste. ;-)
>
> >
> > -unsigned short tiltTable_64[1] = {
> > - (45 | (19 << 8))
> > -};
> >
> > -unsigned short *cTable[] = {
> > -
> > &tiltTable_00[0],&tiltTable_01[0],&tiltTable_02[0],&tiltTable_03[0],&tiltTable_04[0],&tiltTable_05[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_06[0],&tiltTable_07[0],&tiltTable_08[0],&tiltTable_09[0],&tiltTable_10[0],&tiltTable_11[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_12[0],&tiltTable_13[0],&tiltTable_14[0],&tiltTable_15[0],&tiltTable_16[0],&tiltTable_17[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_18[0],&tiltTable_19[0],&tiltTable_20[0],&tiltTable_21[0],&tiltTable_22[0],&tiltTable_23[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_24[0],&tiltTable_25[0],&tiltTable_26[0],&tiltTable_27[0],&tiltTable_28[0],&tiltTable_29[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_30[0],&tiltTable_31[0],&tiltTable_32[0],&tiltTable_33[0],&tiltTable_34[0],&tiltTable_35[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_36[0],&tiltTable_37[0],&tiltTable_38[0],&tiltTable_39[0],&tiltTable_40[0],&tiltTable_41[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_42[0],&tiltTable_43[0],&tiltTable_44[0],&tiltTable_45[0],&tiltTable_46[0],&tiltTable_47[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_48[0],&tiltTable_49[0],&tiltTable_50[0],&tiltTable_51[0],&tiltTable_52[0],&tiltTable_53[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_54[0],&tiltTable_55[0],&tiltTable_56[0],&tiltTable_57[0],&tiltTable_58[0],&tiltTable_59[0],
> > -
> > &tiltTable_60[0],&tiltTable_61[0],&tiltTable_62[0],&tiltTable_63[0],&tiltTable_64[0]
> > -};
> > +void wcmTilt2R(WacomDeviceStatePtr ds);
>
> weird, how comes this line was moved by the diff?
Looks like some mess in my private tree. I'll fix it as soon as we'll
get test results from Ping.
Thanks for another lesson...
--
Przemo
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