- ...3.1
- You may be wondering about the _init and _fini symbols, used by
libdl. GOCR doesn't use libdl directly, since libdl is not portable.
To avoid conflicts and undefined behavior, do not define _init or
_fini. The same is valid for any other library similar to libdl,
such as shl_load, LoadLibrary, load_add_on, etc.
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- ... easier3.2
- That is, I spent some time I had nothing to do developing methods
to let you spend some time you have nothing to do developing.
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- ... types3.3
- Subject to availability of certain libraries. See the README file.
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- ... types3.4
- Pixel size is in bytes, and is valid only for the x86 architecture
(although if you have a decent compiler and sizeof(char)==1 then the
results are likely to be the same o others).
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- ...3.5
- In the future, it will be possible to have blocks of any format, using
a system similar to the used in characters currently. The problems
are two: outputFormatter, and how to save the data without memory
waste.
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- ... groups3.6
- It's widely known that there are two types of people, those who separate
people in two groups and those who don't. You might argue that there
are three groups: those who separate people in three groups, those
who don't separate people in groups, and those who can't decide. But
then there are four groups: you must include those who separate people
in two groups. And, since we are separating people in four groups,
there is a fifth group. The problem is those idiots that can't make
up their minds.
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