Argh. Forgot the patch, and replied to the wrong mail...
Updated patch.
I've moved texture creation from video_write() into seq_Play(), where it makes
more sense, and added a check for the video size. I've also removed the radar
warning message, and added a check for the YUV420 format (though tho
Updated patch.
I've moved texture creation from video_write() into seq_Play(), where it makes
more sense, and added a check for the video size. I've also removed the radar
warning message, and added a check for the YUV420 format (though those should
be committed separately).
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On Thursday, 9 April 2009 at 14:54, bugs buggy wrote:
> I am using a ATI radeon 9600 on a debian system with the 'official'
> ATI drivers, and that works fine with trunk.
Well, I tried those some weeks ago, and they oopsed my kernel.
> If the open source drivers puke, then, it is a bug in their
Hello,
This is a follow-up on the previous discussion about ASSERT_RETURN
that I proposed. Since then, I have been thinking, and come to some
tentative conclusions:
* Giel is right that it should be ASSERT_OR_RETURN (not
ASSERT_AND_RETURN as I mistakenly suggested)
* Both of these are too long to
