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Co-maintaining cairo: cool community cool code Behdad Esfahbod Carl Worth behdad@redhat.com cworth@redhat.com GUADEC 2007, Birmingham, UK Intro GUADEC 2007, Birmingham, UK Rendering model GUADEC 2007, Birmingham, UK History GUADEC 2007,

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Co-maintaining cairo: cool community cool code

Behdad Esfahbod behdad@redhat.com Carl Worth cworth@redhat.com

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Intro

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Rendering model

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History

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top bottom left right

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April 2002

SLIDE 8 GUADEC 2007, Birmingham, UK Subject: Xr API strawman To: Keith Packard <keithp@keithp.com> Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2002 19:55:06 +0000 Hi Keith, I read up a bit on PostScript. It's the obvious source of the proposals you were making. I like it much better than GL as a model for Xr. It's cleaner in general, (IMHO). And PS has larger overlap with the primitives we want in Xr, (eg. bezier curves as opposed to just triangle meshes). So, here's what I'm thinking of so far. This sticks fairly close to PostScript, (but with an explicit rather than an implicit state

bject).

Feedback welcome,

Carl

SLIDE 9 GUADEC 2007, Birmingham, UK /* Opaque state structure */ typedef struct _XrState XrState; /* Functions for manipulating state objects */ /* XXX: Do we want to add `State' to any of these functions?

eg. XrStateCreate, XrStateClone? */

XrState *XrCreate(void); void XrDestroy(XrState *xrs); void XrSave(XrState *xrs); void XrRestore(XrState *xrs); XrState *XrClone(XrState *xrs); /* Modify state */ void XrSetPicture(XrState *xrs, XrPicture) void XrSetColor(XrState *xrs, XrColor); /* XXX: XrSetLineWidth, XrSetLineCap, XrSetLineJoin, XrSetDash, ... */ /* Path creation */ /* XXX: I'm thinking that it might make sense to do away with the notion of a "current path" in the state object and instead provide functions to manipulate an opaque XrPath object. This would add one more argument to XrStroke/XrFill, but it would unify support for PS "user paths" */ void XrNewPath(XrState *xrs); void XrMoveTo(XrState *xrs, double x, double y); void XrLineTo(XrState *xrs, double x, double y); void XrClosePath(XrState *xrs); /* XXX: XrRLineTo, XrArc, XrCurveTo, XrRCurveTo, ... */ /* Render current path */ void XrStroke(XrState *xrs); void XrFill(XrState *xrs);

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Committers 2002 2 2003 11 2004 12 2005 26 2006 54 2007 44

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Backends 2002-06 Xlib 2003-02 image 2003-10 PostScript 2004-04 XCB 2004-09 glitz 2005-01 Win32 2005-01 PDF 2005-01 Quartz 2005-12 SVG 2005-12 BeOS 2005-12 directfb 2006-09 OS/2 2007-02 Quartz (New!)

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News

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Mutex rework

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Error-handling

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Great malloc hunt

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PDF hotness

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Xlib work queue

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Lessons

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If you don't git it, you don't get it

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If you don't git it, you don't get it It's the Right Thing To Do

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If you don't git it, you don't get it It's the Right Thing To Do

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Tiny commits

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Tiny commits Earn points faster

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Tiny commits Earn points faster

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Commit-access for everyone!

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Tricking others into doing their work

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Don't go AWOL

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Why do we love cairo?

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Why do you love cairo?