Matt Turner writes:
> From: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.org>
>
> When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
> pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
> another pixel before adjusting the error term.
>
> However, if this happens on the last pixel (len=
On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Keith Packard wrote:
> Matt Turner writes:
>
>> From: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.org>
>>
>> When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
>> pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
>> another pixel before adjusting the e
Matt Turner writes:
> From: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.org>
>
> When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
> pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
> another pixel before adjusting the error term.
>
> However, if this happens on the last pixel (len=
On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 12:40 AM, Matt Turner wrote:
>
> Mitch, can I get a Tested-by tag?
Well including that patch certainly stopped the crashes for me at the
time. So for that reason I'm happy to say:
Tested-by: Mitch Davis
However I have to say that that I'm no longer running that patch:
Looking good!
Signed-off-by: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.or>
thanks,
simon
On 08/12/2012 06:40 PM, Matt Turner wrote:
From: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.org>
When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
another
From: Simon Schubert <2...@0x2c.org>
When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
another pixel before adjusting the error term.
However, if this happens on the last pixel (len=0), this extra pixel
might oversho
When fbBresSolid draws a line, it can happen that after the last
pixel, the Bresenham error term overflows, and fbBresSolid paints
another pixel before adjusting the error term.
However, if this happens on the last pixel (len=0), this extra pixel
might overshoot the boundary, and, in rare cases,