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Le 26/09/12 17:09, Miro Kropáček a
écrit :
In theory,
there are many advantages to providing callback to client's
MiNTlib:
1) You can safely use the mintlib's functions into the LDG.
2) The context should be the same, so you can share a memory
allocation without using MEM.LDG or others "tricks" like the
SHM.
3) The binaries are a lot smaller.
Sure. That's why I started with that, it eliminated all
strange crashes I ever encountered.
When you will finish your work, this will be a little revolution for
the application's coders.
A plugin based application will be written easily as a normal
application... No more MEM.LDG, libshare and
others dirty jobs.
Congratulation !
In zView Beta 8, do you use the new LDG format? ( because in
the changelog, you say that men.ldg is no longer needed).
No no, that's still the old format, I think mem.ldg was
removed because it was not actively used or so.
Yes it is !
For example, look inside the file "pic_load.c", zView send memory
pointers to the codecs. If this memory are allocated with the
standard malloc(), the application can/will become unstable.
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Zorro
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