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Fix for previous commit.
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libass' cache was basically unmanaged; it would grow without any limits,
depending on how complex the subtitles are. Introduce a simple limiting
that resets the cache if certain limits are exceeded. The bitmap cache
is limited to approx. 50 MB size by default, while the glyph cache
allows storing up to 1000 glyphs by default. A few tests with rather
heavily softsubbed fansubs show that these limits are fine.
The API was extended with the function ass_set_cache_limits which allows
modification of these limits.
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Add an argument to ass_set_fonts for controlling whether the fontconfig
font cache should be built/updated. Add a new function ass_fonts_update
to make it possible to update fonts later on.
Additionally, stop using FcConfigSetDefault for thread safety.
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Introduce functionality for providing a message callback that is used
for passing messages to the controlling application instead of simply
printing them to standard output. The function pointer to the callback
is stored in the ass_library_t instance. ass_msg needs access to it, so
in many places the library instance needs to be passed around now.
The default behavior is the old one: messages of MSGL_INFO or lower
are printed to the standard output, prefixed with "[ass]".
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Rename process_force_style to ass_process_force_style and make it
available in the DSO.
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Only export those symbols into the shared object which are defined in
the API (ass.h). A file libass.sym which contains a list of symbols
was added and libtool configured to use it.
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