Hi Werner and Alex,
You guys seem to be talking about something different than what I am
experiencing? I found that it is "-l 1" (antializing) which is consuming a lot
of memory then segfault. Any of 0,2-6 are fine, and all of them b/w (despite it
being a colour font). Git head differs from 2.13 only in the zero(?) width
glyphs as green vs red.
Doesn't colour font + antialiasing consumes 24 times more memory than 1-bit
antialiasing?
Also found small bug / confusion in the man page - you talk about "render(ing)
mode" 0 to 6, but in F1, "render mode" is 1 to 5 (all glyphs, strokes, given
strings, water falls etc). What "-l" does is changing the lcd mode. What render
mode in F1 partially corresponds to the -m command line switch.
Anyway, the segfault seems to be related to antialiasing, and it is probably
also a bug that the other lcd modes does not show colour.(I'd assume for colour
fonts, the different lcd modes still differ at the edges, and some of the lcd
modes might be redundant/meaningless?). Probably need another flag/switch for
toggling glyf/cff/cff2 vs colours?
Hin-Tak
