WasFlash Devlog # 1
What I accomplished today:
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Debugging deadly stack trace error - Ended up being outdated headers from Skia
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Updating Skia headers to modern version
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Re-Added gradient shape fill support
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Added heavy optimizations for all locally built dependencies, for native Linux builds - Removes latency entirely
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Cleaned up loose files
Notes:
Hello friends, today was a little bit of a drag, given the fact that I just could not figure out what was causing this nonstop stack trace. I finally looked into Skia, and realized my headers were out of date with the actual program, so I had to update those, ultimately fixing the program entirely. I also took some time to add optimization, so much so, that there is now zero latency in both audible, and visual playback. Overall, this was a productive session, even though it took ages.
Whats Next:
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Porting current version to WebAssembly - With similar optimizations
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Adding DefineShape4 support + Port DefineShape4 to WebAssembly
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Update Wasflash Website with new Catppuccin color palette
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Create actual autobuild script for both WASM and Native Linux - Some time in the future…
Resources:
If you are completely lost, here is a good place to learn a little more about what I’m doing:
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