How is the binary produced? From a C file?
Yes. Actually it's an .o-file.
This sounds complex... It's been a while since I looked at the gradient
stuff in XaAES, but IIRC each gradient is defined in a simple struct. So
it doesn't have to be more complex than creating an external application
to define the gradients, same them in a binary format and then load
these
in XaAES. It would be a direct replacement of the compiled-in struct.
gcc!
> I think Helmut has a good/working alternate solution, if XaAES is
I don't know how Helmut's solution works. But if it requires gcc and
make
You need gcc or pure-c, not nessecarily make.
to compile the gradients then I think it's overkill... The gradients
could
even be defined in a text file like the keyboard-tables, and compiled to
binary format using mktbl.
To me the c-files for gradients are a lot easier to edit than the
keyboard-source-files, so that would not help much apart of the
additional work/error-source.