Hi,

We left the discussion on using Falcon on the SDK with the idea to see
what it would take get Mustella tests to pass. Alex wrote:

>>There is no embedded font support in Falcon at this time, so running
>> Mustella is guaranteed to generate a lot of failures.  I suppose that some
>> energetic person could make a branch that doesn't have the embedded font
>> libraries and use MXMLC and generate all new baselines and fix
>> AssertPropertyValues that expect numbers based on embedded font metrics
>> and then prove that Falcon can run and pass all of these tests, but

Feeling particularly energetic today, I decide to give it a go. I
cloned a fresh SDK and build it, explicitly declining the embedded
font offer from the ant script. Sure enough, when I next tried to run
Mustella on the Label component, it balked with the message "Mustella
uses embedded fonts" I bypassed this test, and Mustella ran...
perfectly, passing all 255 tests.

I thought the idea was that without embedded fonts, a whole bunch of
tests would fail and I'd create new baseline images that we'd then use
to test Falcon, figuring that the lack of embedded font support causes
a lot of the Mustella failures when using Falcon as a compiler... What
am I doing wrong? If the Label tests don't use embedded font support,
than something else is causing all those failing bitmap compares when
using Falcon...

Thoughts?

EdB



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