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High-level Xlib functions can be taken from the XFree86 distribution. To lessen the amount of work needed with new XFree86 releases, we reuse entire files without changes. | High-level Xlib functions can be taken from the XFree86 distribution. To lessen the amount of work needed with new XFree86 releases, we reuse entire files without changes. | ||
At the moment we have | At the moment we have five directories with such files<br> | ||
- X11.dll\Xcms (colour management functions)<br> | - X11.dll\Xcms (colour management functions)<br> | ||
- X11.dll\Xlc (locale functions)<br> | - X11.dll\Xlc (locale functions)<br> | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 30 November 2004
Principles of Everblue 2
(for developers)
Included XFree86 code
In the future change that to X.org code due to license reasons!?!
High-level Xlib functions can be taken from the XFree86 distribution. To lessen the amount of work needed with new XFree86 releases, we reuse entire files without changes.
At the moment we have five directories with such files
- X11.dll\Xcms (colour management functions)
- X11.dll\Xlc (locale functions)
- X11.dll\Xmisc (mixed functions, some are not strictly unchanged!)
- X11.dll\Xom (output method functions)
- X11.dll\Xprop (functions dealing with window properties)
Whenever those files included "Xlibint.h" I put a forwarder to ..\..\Xlibint.h in their directories.
The root Xlibint.h is used to prevent access to unsupported low-level functions. These are left-out or renamed to notsupported## (e.g. components of a struct).