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Doesn't compile. Has a few classes ported.
- it was very early stages - it is still part of the git history
- added cairo cmake build support - added hello world example Tested with Visual C++ 2015
…r functions to improve usability (removed origin argument, added default identity matrix value for matrix_2d arguments and made it so that the Mask Brush behaves similar to the source brush).
…sn't seem to have any use cases. Modified entrypoint.cpp to include Hello World code that is in the paper. Changed the default font size to 16, which required changes to ctors in display_surface, image_surface, and surface.
…_test -> Variable_templates_conditional_support_test.
…ly deal with variable template conditional support test.
…e, display_surface::desired_frame_rate, and display_surface::elapsed_draw_time.
…e slicing problem that existed with the previous simple_font_face design) and add support for glyphs and clusters (including adding outlines of text/glyphs to a path). Fixed issue with refresh_rate::fixed - the display_surface now internally uses nanoseconds rather than milliseconds or microseconds which fixes the problem where the accumulated elapsed time was updating slowly and sporadically because the elapsed time between calls to the message loop were often too small and thus ended up being truncated to zero by the duration_cast. Fixed two code analysis warnings in image_surface.cpp. Modified the variable template macro to use the correct value for _MSC_FULL_VER (note that IntelliSense shows an error for constexpr in the variable templates but that the pi-based variable templates actually compile and work fine in VS 2015 Update 2).
…on-default move assignment operators for font_resource_factory and glyph_run because libstdc++ (5.0) improperly implements the std::string move assignment operator (the bug is noted in the libstdc++ header file). Had to fix two improperly qualified type usages in io2d.h.
…e Xlib interface.
… correct font size. Minor change to the vcxproj to allow for a VS 2015 code map. Edited entrypoint.cpp to show the canonical "hello world" example. Edited the run-configure-with-* for GCC to use "-std=c++14" instead of "-std=c++1y" in response to issue cpp-io2d#32 (note: not yet tested by me).
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io2d-master/io2d/src/../include/io2d.h:509:20:
inline double operator""_ubyte(unsigned long long value)
should be this:
inline double operator "" _ubyte(unsigned long long value)