Might reveal other problems in this area, that are worth looking into.
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need MiniTerminal, it's no longer included in the image.
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on workspace 1 just because the system booted in that workspace? :-)
Now modal windows are opened on the current workspace.
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though (ideally when launched).
* B_MODAL_APP_WINDOW_FEEL windows are now visible on the initial app workspace
in case it has no other window visible. This fixes the missing BAlerts in
the debug_server or just the "alert" command. Thanks to Stephan for pointing
this out.
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-> fixes some clipping problems (because of
hinting, the text was displayed at a rounded
position anyways, but the clipping calculation
was screwed up)
* take the drawing_mode and low color from the
current state for drawing line arrays
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brick wall collisions. Along the way I found a few defines that no longer
exist in Haiku - changed B_BEOS_VERSION_DANO to use Haiku versions (anyone
rebuilding under Dano might want to undo it). By the way, the BeOS version
number define system might be worth using, since it's a numerical compare
rather than #if defined(V1) || defined (V2) || defined (V3) and so on.
What sort of errors? Besides needing libzeta.so for some things, the
networking compatibility compile doesn't work (libbind and all that).
Some examples among many:
In file included from /boot/home/Haiku/src/kits/mail/numailkit.cpp:14:
/boot/develop/headers/be/support/Autolock.h:3: using directive `BAutolock' introduced ambiguous type `BAutolock'
In file included from /boot/home/Haiku/src/kits/network/compat/libnet/netdebug.c:6:
/boot/home/Haiku/headers/private/net/netdebug.h:32: syntax error before `void'
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* added another optimized bitmap drawing routine
for B_OP_ALPHA and BGR[A]32 bitmaps. When actual
blending takes place, it is more than 1.7 times
faster than R5, and about the same speed when
the bitmap is fully opaque.
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with quite good results I might add. Drawing B_RGB32
bitmaps is more than 1.2 times faster than on R5, while
B_CMAP8 bitmaps are slightly slower. The optimization
is only for B_OP_COPY and unscaled bitmaps
(B_RGB32 and B_CMAP8). Drawing only parts of the bitmap
is supported. Adding optimization for scaled bitmaps
should be beneficial, since the generic version is 2 two
4 times slower. I think it gets even worse for partial
bitmaps.
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with the "EventMask" test app the last time:
* The focus view didn't get any mouse messages anymore if there was a permanent
B_POINTER_EVENTS view.
* B_KEYBOARD_EVENTS now works again.
* B_MOUSE_WHEEL_CHANGED messages no do arrive their targets without prior
keyboard input.
* Added TODO item that other focus messages don't go through to the app without
keyboard input (fix only works for B_MOUSE_WHEEL_CHANGED).
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it could crashed the server.
* ViewLayer now deletes the view bitmap on destruction, if any.
* BitmapManager::Delete() now also accepts NULL bitmaps.
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or even the resizing mode isn't done yet, though. See TODOs.
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as only the BitmapManager class is allowed to call them.
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and ResizeBy()
* WindowLayer::SetSizeLimits() needs to be called with the
AllWindows lock held
* I was observing weird behaviour with "unclickable" windows
that I might have fixed by explicitly excluding invisible
windows from Desktop::WindowAt(), there might be something
wrong with the "current" window list though, Axel would know
* finally found the problem with "delayed background clearing"
* enabled delayed background clearing and removed unnecessary
code. It should be more efficient, since it clears larger
areas at once, and it solves the problem of views unable to
draw into regions that are pending for another update - among
other things, updates in resizing windows are more fluent,
especially for B_FULL_UPDATE_ON_RESIZE views. "Cut off" scroll
bars should no longer appear when the view being scrolled takes
too long to redraw.
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into a new frame_buffer_support.h
* added blend32 routine for blending a certain color with
a scanline in the frame buffer
* added "solid" versions of B_OP_ALPHA drawing with
B_ALPHA_OVERLAY alha function (blending on top of
a non-transparent background such as the frame buffer)
* implemented an optimized shortcut for alpha blended
FillRect() in Painter
* used the "packed" version of scanlines for shapes with
an outline thicker than 4 pixels (and filled shapes anyways),
this improves drawing speed when there are a few anti-aliased
pixels at the beginning of a scanline, then a solid fill and
some anti-aliased pixels at the end of the scanline. Such as
large letters.
To summarize: The alpha blending in Painter seems to be about
1.45 times faster than on BeOS R5 which benefits drawing large
shapes. For example, drawing a large alpha blended rounded rect
is 1.28 times faster on the Haiku app_server. On the other hand,
B_OP_COPY is quite tough to beat. It is currently 10 times faster
on R5. But a great deal seems to be caused by the Painter
rasterization algorithm itself, since commenting out the actual
drawing doesn't gain any speed.
The other useful experience I collected was that reading and
writing and over the PCI bus in the same loop really hurts
performance. It is actually faster (like 1.8 times!!) to allocate
a second buffer, read from frame buffer into that, doing the
blending at the same time, then writing the buffer back to the
screen.
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also added a few comments explaining what's going on. Japanese not updated?
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