That means that none of the r, g or b components can exceed the alpha value Only last night i encountered the curious duff's device for the first time In my code, the program does something depending on the text entered by the user
David Baker Interview with Bruce Duffie
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Using the stock sun 1.6 compiler and jre/jit, is it a good idea to use the sort of extensive unroll exemplified by duff's device to unroll a loop
Or does it end up as code. Duff's device is the bizarre mixture of switch and loop If you separate the switch from the loop, it's no longer duff's device. I would like to know what porterduff.mode means in android graphics
I know that it is a transfer mode I also know, that it has attributes such as dst_in, multiply etc. In some rare cases (duff's device, for example), the missing break is intentional The annotation is a way of telling the compiler (and other people reading the code) that it is intentional, and to not.
I'm trying to create an effect that i saw in an ios application where the they used a blend mode of color and one of hue, but i couldn't find those blend modes in the.
Duff's device deals with serial copying, rather than just any old problem, but is a classic example of how optimisations can be made by reducing the number of times that a comparison needs. The annotation is a way of telling the compiler (and other people reading the code) that it is intentional, and to.
