>> Generally-speaking, no. Because the cache files are architecture dependent.
My understanding was cache file names are architecture dependent but not the content of cache file, Isn't it so ?
Cache file just have FcPattern like information which would be independent of architecture.
>> Can't you run fc-cache on the target and cache the results?
Actually user does not want to take pain of running fc-cache.
And he does not want even higher loading time in absence of cache files.
If cache file contents are independent of architecture then can't we have cache files which can be used across
different machines. If I do changes in FcCache to make this happen then how adversely it can effect ?
Pls correct me if I am wrong.
Regards
Neha Gupta
Samsung India Software Center(SISC),
Tower A, 10th Floor,
Plot No. C-28,29, Sector 62,
Noida - 201301 (U.P.), INDIA
------- Original Message -------
Sender : Behdad Esfahbod<behdad@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date : Mar 22, 2011 22:19 (GMT+05:00)
Title : Re: [Fontconfig] font cache file information
On 03/22/11 09:38, NEHA GUPTA wrote:
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> Hi All
>
> I have a cache file which is generated on linux machine and I want to use this
> same cache file on my target.
>
> Is it possible and how ?
Generally-speaking, no. Because the cache files are architecture dependent.
Can't you run fc-cache on the target and cache the results?
behdad
> By code I understood that cache file name are created by use of dir name in
> MD5 and also FcCache structure keeps
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> font dir path.
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> May be little guidance can also help !!!
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> Regards
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> Neha Gupta
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> Samsung India Software Center(SISC),
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