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From: Andrew Apted <ajapted@netspace.net.au>
To : ggi-develop@eskimo.com
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 15:39:27 +1000
Re: triggered some probs with libAA-target
Jan Kneschke writes:
> there are 3 points that make me stomach-aches.
> -- point 1: suggested mode => 0x0#0x0 D1x1 F1 [8/8]
This is definitely a bug in the AA target, it should recognise GGI_AUTO
and setup a reasonable mode.
> next one is testpattern:
> Using mode (-1x-1 [-1x-1] -1bpp)
That's strange since GGI_AUTO was changed recently to 0. Did you
"make clean" and re-make and re-install LibGGI and the demos ? Stuff
is changing rapidly in the devel repository right now.
> here is the patch:
> >>>
> --- testpattern.c~ Wed Jul 8 19:03:05 1998
> +++ testpattern.c Fri Jul 17 00:46:23 1998
> @@ -569,6 +569,6 @@
>
> if (argc==1) {
> - sx=GGI_AUTO;
> - sy=GGI_AUTO;
> + sx=GT_AUTO;
> + sy=GT_AUTO;
No, GGI_AUTO was correct. It looks like most of your problems boil down
to GGI_AUTO not being handled correctly in the AA target.
> let's collect the missing points:
> -- point 2: memvisual error
No idea on that one.
> -- point 4: unresolved symbol '_mansync_stop'
> -- point 5: Killed
Points 4 & 5 indicate a problem with the sync code.
> (point 2) i get this error under X, too.
> (point 4) here is the output of nm -s :
> X.so
> 00001d64 t _mansync_cont
> 00001be4 t _mansync_dummy
> 00001c04 t _mansync_handler
> 00001d44 t _mansync_ignore
> 00001c70 t _mansync_start
> 00001cec t _mansync_stop
> aa.so
> 00004f28 t _mansync_cont
> 00004dcc t _mansync_dummy
> 00004dec t _mansync_handler
> 00004f08 t _mansync_ignore
> 00004e28 t _mansync_start
> 00004ea8 t _mansync_stop
> U _mansync_stop
>
> please tell me why AA need's libX11...
No, it is shared code which both the X targets and the AA targets use to
emulate SYNC mode (display/common/mansync.inc).
> BTW: i havn't applied one of these patches, because i want to here your
> comments, first.
Thanks for them anyway.
Cheers,
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