-
```
I have a third-party library that creates Bitmaps (and BitmapDatas) with
negative strides. This is apparently used to indicate that the image is stored
with lines in reverse order in memory.
An…
-
```
I have a third-party library that creates Bitmaps (and BitmapDatas) with
negative strides. This is apparently used to indicate that the image is stored
with lines in reverse order in memory.
An…
-
```
I have a third-party library that creates Bitmaps (and BitmapDatas) with
negative strides. This is apparently used to indicate that the image is stored
with lines in reverse order in memory.
An…
-
```
I have a third-party library that creates Bitmaps (and BitmapDatas) with
negative strides. This is apparently used to indicate that the image is stored
with lines in reverse order in memory.
An…
-
```
I have a third-party library that creates Bitmaps (and BitmapDatas) with
negative strides. This is apparently used to indicate that the image is stored
with lines in reverse order in memory.
An…
-
```
The following should detect an error, but is not.
int * p = new int[10];
delete p;
Must use delete [] when allocated with new []. This is seen with gperftools-2.0
```
Original issue r…
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```
The following should detect an error, but is not.
int * p = new int[10];
delete p;
Must use delete [] when allocated with new []. This is seen with gperftools-2.0
```
Original issue r…
-
```
The following should detect an error, but is not.
int * p = new int[10];
delete p;
Must use delete [] when allocated with new []. This is seen with gperftools-2.0
```
Original issue r…
-
```
The following should detect an error, but is not.
int * p = new int[10];
delete p;
Must use delete [] when allocated with new []. This is seen with gperftools-2.0
```
Original issue r…
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Implementing liblouis in C has many benefits:
- runs basically on any platform from desktop to embed system
- enables bindings to many languages
on the other hand it has a number of downsides:
-…
egli updated
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