nanogui@linuxhacker.org

> If we could pry the Ropes code out of Nat Friedman, then we could
> reorder subroutines in the X server executable to keep the
> oft-executed code in the same page, so that infrequently-executed code
> could be dropped.

It's not the memory, it's the flash space.  In any case, the two objects 
which do wide lines/arcs are monolithic and huge so the code lives mostly 
in its own pages.

keithp@suse.com		XFree86 Core Team	SuSE, Inc.