> On 27 Mar 2017, at 12:28, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> What I want is to move the (extended) CFF parser and hinter from the
> `cff' module to the `psaux' module, thus replacing the Type 1 parser
> and hinter. Later on, the `cid' module must also be adapted to use
> the (extended)
> I think that...
>
> > The alternative below merges before the decoding stage, i.e. use the
> > same decoder for all three types of charstrings, which I understand
> > more readily and am leaning towards.
>
> ... this is the solution to go, yes.
>
We have a complaint regarding the speed of the
> Regarding modularity, the constraint is rather simple: [...]
Aha, I understand now. Thanks for the informative reply!
> Thanks, looks promising! Please transfer this to a proper, registered
> GSoC draft proposal as soon as possible. After the transfer, please
> allow comments for the
> From what I understand, we can rewrite
> 't1_decoder_parse_charstrings' to do the same as
> 'cf2_interpT2CharString' for calling outline builder functions,
> which does not increase duplicated code over what is already
> present. Then, for hinting, I believe we can do the same i.e. get
> the
On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 1:52 AM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> > I need some time to cross-reference the specifications to decide if
> > this is possible. The alternative is, as how CFF2 support was
> > added, to write a separate interpreter for Type 1 charstrings and
> > glue it to
Hi all,
I am Ewald, a Computer Science student and I am interested in working with
FreeType for GSoC 2017. I am looking at the idea of adding Type 1 support
to the CFF driver.
I have read through some parts of the code and have a rough idea of how
things connect to one another. I thought of two