Thanks for Your answer. I do everything like You shoved me but it is not working. I discovered the same problem with another gflLibrary functions except gflResize. For example this code:
GFL_BITMAP *bmp, *cpy;
gflLoad*(..., &bmp, ...);
gflCrop(bmp, &cpy, w, h, m, f);
shifts cpy address on 88 bytes ...
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- Wed May 31, 2006 5:10 pm
- Forum: GFL SDK
- Topic: gflLibrary
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- Fri Apr 14, 2006 11:53 am
- Forum: GFL SDK
- Topic: gflLibrary
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gflLibrary
In my opinion, the function gflCrop is working a little to slowly for one-color bitmaps. Maybe there is an special way to using this function to make it faster. Please show me solution of that slow work of that function.
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Dada
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Dada
- Fri Apr 14, 2006 11:47 am
- Forum: GFL SDK
- Topic: gflLibrary
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gflLibrary
I'm writing application in C++Builder environment. Now I'm interesting of the one-color bitmaps. I created class with two gflBitmap objects - for example gflb1 and gflb2. When I tried to resize the first of them to the second with using of glfResize function, the address of the gflb2 is moved on 88 ...