Could somebody just run this? (Michael, Benfield)

#if SDL_BYTEORDER == SDL_BIG_ENDIAN

Did you actually run the code? Did you change it with your fix and run
that? Did you even look at the code? No. This has nothing to do with
byte order. The code tries the masks in both orders and gets incorrect
results both ways, on both a little endian and a big endian system. I
emailed the maintainer of SDL_gfx; he can reproduce the bug and is
working on fixing it now.
Good grief…
Mike Benfield

SORROWLY, I’ve taken half an hour to try your code out and find the
problem. What your DID NOT KNOW is, that I’m replacing your SDL_gfx-
functions with SGE-Calls, because I’m not using SDL_gfx. And yes, if
I did apply my fix and it worked as expected.
What YOU DO EXPECT is, I’m never took any time into your problem.
And sorry, after your post, I WON’T DO IT AGAIN !

Regards,
Thomas OmilianOn Sep 5, 2005, at 4:55 PM, Thomas Omilian wrote:


SORROWLY, I’ve taken half an hour to try your code out and find the
problem. What your DID NOT KNOW is, that I’m replacing your SDL_gfx-
functions with SGE-Calls, because I’m not using SDL_gfx. …

I apologize for being rude; I get frustrated easily. Nevertheless, my
problem was with SDL_gfx and so replacing the SDL_gfx functions defeats
the point.

Mike BenfieldOn Sep 6, 2005, at 4:31 PM, Thomas Omilian wrote: