Re: Do you know AGG ?

In article <04d801c3ec83$1ef094e0$2301a8c0@BIGDELL>, Pierre Arnaud
<[email protected]> writes
......
>I had been using libart about a year ago, but then I ran into some numerical
>stability problems in the code. I tried fixing them but finally gave up as
>I discovered another library which seemed much more promising, and quite
>alive, called AGG, by Maxim Shemanarev (McSeem) :
>
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/vector-agg/
>
>It is pure C++ with heavy use of templates and produces astonishingly
>good results. I can only encourage you to look at the samples which
>work both on Win32 and Linux.
>
>Currently, there is no available documentation that I am aware of (you
>might have a look at www.antigrain.com which contains some outdated docs).
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>    Pierre
....can only agree, we use libart in reportlab's pix map renderer, but
it behaves badly when doing things smaller than pixels; that can happen
when scaling etc are taken into account.
-- 
Robin Becker