>>> Am I right that drop-out control can result in a 1-bit bitmap
>>> smaller (but never bigger) than the 8-bit one?
Ah, I mis-read your sentence, sorry. You are correct. Please
disregard my previous reply.
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just out of curiosity... Have you actually run the ARM build? I have no
issues building freetype for x86 x64, arm, etc... (though I haven't built
it for android in quite a few months) I've often found that what shows as a
proper link time error in x86 builds sometimes doesn't show in arm until
you
=Previous question==
Hi!
I'm using Freetype for Android apps. Developed using NDK in the Visual Studio
2015 IDE environment.Arm architecture works well, However, it does not build a
project build in the architecture of the X86 architecture.
So hinting instructions may result in 8-bit bitmap with 1 px width,
while dropout control will give 2 px one (as in your example)?
That is, the 8-bit bitmap may be rendered like this:
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#
:
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#
Instead of this, when that pixel is rendered with some level of
transparency, giving 2 px width (which
