remove unnecessary condition.
implementation won't be included multiple times not like headers.
Thus this condition is unnecessary.
Change-Id: Id37e675c40ce7213a06c950da8e5ca17ff7245c9
Now, stabilizing is pretty enough.
Remove assert code so that we never abort process in any cases.
This also reduce the binary size.
Change-Id: Ia7d2d5c5a0757b12481eaebad7a86aade6a89c1e
we can't control any threads count that could drop the performance.
remove async() and will come back with fine-tuned threading-pool.
Change-Id: I17c39792234acfce6db334abc0ce12da23978a9a
these conversions are intented, we explicity use casting so that compiler doesn't
catch them anymore.
Change-Id: I9d905c7562c43929b040d034e5ee0d14c6750a80
previous fast track logic is useless,
it actually doesn't helpful for performance, just increase the code complexity.
Change-Id: Ib6ad204edfb241d74c41413dfec7ab42fb02af81
if the transform scale factor for x/y is not identical,
it keeps its both xy scale factor then apply them
for stroking calculation.
Change-Id: I519dfce3ce7b4a12c13da1801d6a00e139e7400f
Basically, stroke width size is linear,
engine couldn't apply scale factor from the matrix which contains 2 dimensional values.
Thus, we can apply it if the scale factor of x/y is identical.
Otherwise, we should transform every stroke points in the stroking process.
That scenario can be improved with another patch.
Change-Id: I070dcf29d2e42f21e182bdf4239781464158ef73
../src/lib/sw_engine/tvgSwStroke.cpp:282:72: error: no match for ‘operator<’ (operand types are ‘long int’ and ‘const SwPoint’)
if (border->ptsCnt > 0 && abs(diff.x) < EPSILON && abs(diff.y) < EPSILON) return;
Change-Id: I426f8980ba718e3dc908dc32a62fb897b5b5fbbf
