Split gd_color.c[ch] (sync with upstream) #17324
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My guess is that floating point division is one order of magnitude slower than multiplication: http://ithare.com/infographics-operation-costs-in-cpu-clock-cycles/ |
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Ah, thank you @Girgias, I wasn't aware of that (and misunderstood the commit message). |
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I have no idea why this has diverged in the first place. Upstream introduced gd_color.[ch] already in 2008, while we have cropping support only since 2013. Anyhow, syncing with upstream now is better than never.
The code is the same, except for libgd/libgd@d500229, what I don't understand, since there has been no int division in the first place due to usual arithmetic conversions, but at least there is not even a minor BC break. (Also note that this calculation doesn't make much sense, see libgd/libgd#334).
One caveat, though: gd_color.h is now exported (see #16070; need to work on that).