On Tue, Nov 12, 2002, Chris Hawks wrote:
I didn't (mean to) say that the dimensions were negative.
My mistake.
I have fixed the problem in the main trunk.
/Mike
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On Sun, Nov 10, 2002, Chris Hawks wrote:
it should be:
reqMem = (UInt32) imageWidth * (UInt32) imageHeight * (UInt32) pixelDepth;
Yep, that's the way it was done in 1.2, but I missed to include that
when changing the code to use the BmpGlue functions. It's not necessary
for the pixelDepth,
) is really an
Int16 (signed). Gcc promotes all members to the largest (Int16), so
320x300x4 = 384000 ($5dc00) as a (signed) Int16 $dc00 = -9216. And as a
UInt32 $dc00 = 429498080, easily bigger than 48.
--re: Re: Swat!! Found another one.
Chris
Christopher R
Guys:
I found that in 1.3 the viewer would sometimes report that the image
size was too large, even tho it really wasn't. I tracked it down to line
442 in image.c:
reqMem = imageWidth * imageHeight * pixelDepth;
Gcc makes the type of the result the largest of the members (in this
