[SDL] RotoZoom is great, but...

[SlntHero at aol.com]

void Visuals::DisplayBMPonScreenBufferRotoZoom(Sint8 spriteNumber, Sint16  
xScreenPos, Sint16 yScreenPos, double angle, double zoom)
{
SDL_Rect  destinationRectangle;
 
 destinationRectangle.x = xScreenPos;
destinationRectangle.y  = yScreenPos;
 
 SDL_Surface *temp = SpriteBMP[spriteNumber];
SDL_Surface  *temp2 = rotozoomSurface(temp, angle, zoom, 0);
 
 temp->clip_rect.x = 0;
temp->clip_rect.y =  0;
temp->clip_rect.w = 640;
temp->clip_rect.h =  480;

temp2->clip_rect.x =  0;
temp2->clip_rect.y = 0;
temp2->clip_rect.w =  640;
temp2->clip_rect.h = 480;
 
 destinationRectangle.w = temp2->w;
destinationRectangle.h  = temp2->h;
 
 destinationRectangle.x -= (temp2->w /  2);
destinationRectangle.y -= (temp2->h / 2);
 
 SDL_BlitSurface(temp2, NULL, Screen,  &destinationRectangle);
 
 SDL_FreeSurface(temp);
SDL_FreeSurface(temp2);
}




Above compiles and runs, but crashes on 2nd call - any ideas ?
 
 
Jesse
_SLNTHERO at AOL.com_ (mailto:SLNTHERO at AOL.com) 
_www.SilentHeroProductions.com_ (http://www.SilentHeroProductions.com) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 9/2/2006 11:21:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
wizard at syntheticsw.com writes:

Hello  !


> I need on-the-fly BMP rotation and scaling, the memory  requirements to
> store pre-processed rotations/scaling is TOO  LARGE.
>
>
> wizard at syntheticsw.com writes: The problem in  your case maybe that
> rotozoom always creates new Surfaces  and  you never free them.
>
>
> - How do I FREE an SDL surface?  (probably stupid question, but I do not
> know the  answer)


Look at  :

http://www.libsdl.org/cgi/docwiki.cgi/SDL_5fFreeSurface


CU


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