Fix comment to clarify that libpixman regards the xserver repository as its canonical upstream for some files.

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Carl Worth 2005-03-02 07:44:53 +00:00
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2005-03-02 Carl Worth <cworth@cworth.org>
* src/pixman-xserver-compat.h: Fix comment to clarify that
libpixman regards the xserver repository as its canonical upstream
for some files.
* src/ic.c, src/icblt.c, src/icbltone.c, src/iccolor.c,
src/iccompose.c, src/icformat.c, src/icimage.c, src/icimage.h,
src/icint.h, src/icpixels.c, src/icrect.c, src/icrop.h,

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* Author: Carl Worth, Red Hat, Inc.
*/
#ifndef _PIXMAN_XORG_COMPAT_H_
#define _PIXMAN_XORG_COMPAT_H_
#ifndef _PIXMAN_XSERVER_COMPAT_H_
#define _PIXMAN_XSERVER_COMPAT_H_
/* This is a compatibility header file, designed to make it easier to
* copy files directly from the xorg server into the implementation of
* libpixman.
* synchronize files between libpixman and the xserver repository.
*
* The intended usage is that when copying files from the server, the
* only change necessary should be to replace the block of include
* directives with:
* Of course, long-term we would instead like to have the X server
* depend on libpixman to eliminate the code duplication. But for now,
* we at least make it easy to share files.
*
* #include "pixman-xorg-compat.h"
* The libpixman code base regards the xserver repository as canonical
* for any shared files, so changes should be pushed up there. Then,
* to merge changes back down into libpixman, the process should be to
* simply copy the file and to replace the block of include directives
* with:
*
* #include "pixman-xserver-compat.h"
*/
/* First, include the primary internal header file for libpixman. */