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[Freetype] Freetype design strategy?
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Jeremy |
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[Freetype] Freetype design strategy? |
Date: |
Wed, 27 Feb 2002 10:18:51 +0800 |
I have an application where I am required to render a number of different
font faces on a screen and within those faces I have to rotate individual
glyphs to different angles. The same glyph may be drawn on the screen at
different rotations.
The application is screen based so I need to be able to draw many
individually rotated glyphs with minimal delay.
To give an example of the numbers, I may have 4 or 5 different faces/point
sizes simultaneously displayed. With One or two of the faces/sizes I will
be required to draw hundreds of glyphs at continuously varying rotations.
I am unclear as to what is the best software design strategy for this.
How many objects and of what sort should I maintain to efficiently hold/draw
the glyphs and allow efficient caching? I have a small leeway with memory,
so a megabyte or two of storage can be allocated.
Jeremy