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Milan Mimica
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September 2003
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I noticed some problems with the menu of "test" program provided with allegro. It happens only if running in 24-bit color depth, notwithstanding the color depth X.org is currently running. X.org version is 6.8.2. Didn't test it on windows... yet. Also, why is not my Centrino processor detected?
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A J
Member #3,025
December 2002
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can you provide your CPU's details ___________________________ |
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Milan Mimica
Member #3,877
September 2003
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never mind, I built allegro with ASM disabled
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Ron Novy
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March 2006
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Hi. My newest patch to the assembly code fixes all the blitting bugs but if you use Mode-X you could leave out the Mode-X changes. I'm not kidding about faster blits. I tested them against the C versions and from the tests I did the assembly is now faster... but thats only if you want to be faster in software. ---- |
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Milan Mimica
Member #3,877
September 2003
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I downloaded you patch, had a glance over it, and I couldn't find any relevant changes that could fix my problems in the menus. What I forgot to tell in my first post is that this bug only occurs if allegro is compiled with ASM disabled, so it can't be an ASM bug, but rather a C btillers bug. About your patch, you really need to split it in like 5 smaller patches. And be sure to make it against SNV version, it makes it really hard to apply it otherwise. Editing a diff is not difficult at all. Each line starting with "diff" is a beginning of a new patch. After you split it, you need to describe what does every single diff fix, under what circumstances the problem can occur, what features it adds and why is the feature needed. Good luck!
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