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Changes slist_count() to standard objlist syntax and removes slist_getCount()
Removes destructor functions from objlist so that each class explicitly free anything memory they allocate.
Added atexit() function to tmpmem/tmpstr functions.
Most of these changes address memory leaks and/or memory that remains accessible after the apps close.
Here's another pixel (color) mixing toy. The best yet.
Back a couple of blog pages http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...lamping-35557/
we were playing with color mixing and data clamping and all kinds of junk including comparing routines to mix colors by a floating point ratio.
This is mixcolors.c - named the same as the other version we were playing with and...
I got this at http://setup.weeb.ch, I believe. I reworked the make system using mc2 and made a few very minor changes, such as centering the window on showEvent() and addding save/restore to/from files.
There are several interesting features in the code from grid setup to BigList STL templates
and multi core processing code.
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