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El 17/05/2021 a las 04:54, Manolo escribió:
The code for that is in branch GDI+soft of
https://github.com/ManoloFLTK/fltk
That code uses GDI+ only when it improves the quality of current drawings,
that is, when drawing non horizontal nor vertical lines or when
drawing curves.
All the rest (e.g., text, images, horizontal and vertical lines,
rectangles) are
processed unchanged by GDI.
GDI+ is supported from Windows XP and up. When GDI+ isn't available,
the modified
code falls back to GDI. Thus FLTK remains compatible with Windows 95.
Both configure-based and CMake-based builds are taken care of.
My vote is +1
TIA - Manolo
I tried it with cmake build and tried it on my viewer to really measure
how much of a performance hit I would get.
I had to link my program with GDIplus.lib. The result, however, was
that my viewer crashed on startup with an unknown exception being thrown.
So, my vote has to be -1 for now.
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Gonzalo Garramuño
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