Hi Denis,
float operations are pretty fast and they are usually done in a separate
part of the processor so the compiler can schedule a lot of bookkeeping
instructions to run in parallel with waiting for the results of the FP
instruction. In the end, they often end up being free if there are
Hello.
And, I just finished it. At least it compiled successfully. I'm sure there
are a few runtime bugs. I'll try to have a webrev out by today.
Regards,
Denis.
- Jim Graham james.gra...@oracle.com wrote:
Hi Denis,
float operations are pretty fast and they are usually done in a
Hi Denis,
In looking through this code, I can see where it emits the proper join
for ccw turns, but it looks like it just emits a round join for cw
turns. Is that true? Doesn't this mean that a cw path will always have
round joins? Or am I missing something?
My expectation was that the
Sorry, ignore this message. I was misinterpreting the field
internalJoins to mean joins on the inside of the path (!ccw). It
actually means implicit joins in the middle of a flattened curve and I
can see why those are always done round, so the code makes sense now
(naming of the variable
