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ROADMAP: Add _cairo_lround bug for 1.3.6. Note some completed items for 1.4.0
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@ -32,23 +32,27 @@ Looks like early January would be a great time to get cairo 1.4 out.
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Themes and Schedules
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cairo-1.4 (January 2006): Better performance
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- New tessellator
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✓ New tessellator
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- New rasterization
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- Finer-grained fallbacks for PS/PDF
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cairo 1.3.6
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Bankers' rounding bug in _cairo_lround (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=217819)
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cairo 1.4.0 ideas (think performance!)
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Implement framework for performance regression testing
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✓ Implement framework for performance regression testing
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Investigate "low-hanging fruit" identified by David Turner (write test case for each)
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Look into speeding up pixman gradients
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Look into improving text positioning/placement on ARM (with no hardware floating-point)
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✓ Look into improving text positioning/placement on ARM (with no hardware floating-point)
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Look into speeding up dashing used for GTK+ focus rectangle
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Look into other GTK+ performance regressions as identified on performance-list
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✓ Look into other GTK+ performance regressions as identified on performance-list
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xlib backend
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Switch to server-side gradients for xlib backend
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@ -59,7 +63,7 @@ cairo 1.4.0 ideas (think performance!)
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Cull geometry outside clip region bounds
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New tessellator
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✓ New tessellator
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Look into using alloca instead of malloc when copying glyphs/path/etc to edit
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and use in one function and deallocate upon return.
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