On Thu, 2002-04-04 at 01:31, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
> Remember, you're looking at the virtual space, not (necessarily) the
> physical memory. Unix-related OSes regard virtual space as
> essentially free: once a process has used to malloc to get some
> virtual space from the OS, it doesn't ever give
Why do I get the feeling this is a FAQ ... well, I did some archive
searches and didn't get any satisfactory answers, so here goes ...
I am writing a program (using gtk 2.0) that needs to deal with loading a
large number of images into memory (using gdk_pixbuf calls). Everything
works fine, exc
On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 08:07, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> But I don't understand why that would ever happen?
I read once that replying to one's own email is considered lame -- well
I sure am being lame lately. :)
Anyway, I believe the problem is a race condition with the fo
On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 02:44, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> g_message() was called inside another g_message().
But I don't understand why that would ever happen?
Jason.
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On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 01:26, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> You're using threads?
No. I am forking, though. But I was able to reproduce the problem even
with the code that forks commented out.
I do sometimes (typically right before a crash) see stuff like:
Message (recursed): Layout text
On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 00:54, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> I am seeing another strange problem where sometimes
> pango_layout_set_text (and also pango_layout_set_markup by extension, I
Sorry to keep bothering you, Havoc. I think this may be a red herring.
After commenting out a c
Hi Havoc,
I am seeing another strange problem where sometimes
pango_layout_set_text (and also pango_layout_set_markup by extension, I
guess) does not return. It's not a busy wait. I'm not able to
reproduce this deterministically. I started the process with strace
process and ran it until it ha
On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 15:27, Owen Taylor wrote:
> The fixes to pixops were not in 1.3.12. But they should have no effect
> on GDK_INTERP_NEAREST.
I just tried cvs gtk+ and the corrupt images problem persists. I took a
screenshot of what happens:
http://sault.org/~tack/corrupt.png
The i
I see on Gnotices that gdk-pixbuf 0.16.0 is released, and in the changes
says:
* Merged fixes in GTK+ 2.0 to the pixops directory. This should
fix some memory overruns in the scaling/compositing code
(Merge by Federico; fixes by Owen Taylor, Michael Hore, Sven
Either I'm doing something wrong, or there is a memory leak within
pango_layout_set_markup. I have a PangoLayout that I am reusing to
render text to a drawable. I'm just calling pango_layout_set_markup to
change the text. It gets called quite a bit, and I noticed my program
growing. I've isola
I am calling set_width on a Pango layout in order to force wrapping
within a specific boundary. What I want, however, is something of a
combination of PANGO_WRAP_WORD and PANGO_WRAP_CHAR. That is, wrap by
word if you can, but if a word boundary doesn't fall within the
specified width, wrap by ch
On Thu, 2002-01-17 at 17:17, Havoc Pennington wrote:
> Yep, you want gdk_draw_layout().
Too easy. Thanks, Havoc.
Regards,
Jason.
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Hi everyone,
I'd done a bit of programming with gtk+ 1.2 (but not much), and I am
working on a new project using gtk 1.3. I have a pixmap that I simply
need to render some text to. gdk_draw_text is deprecated, so I assume
we are supposed to use pango.
I see a pango_x_render, which lets you ren
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