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x_events.c

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      31a46d8a
      Fix issue with bitmap_drv_init_mode() · 31a46d8a
      Deucе authored
      Because bitmap_get_scaled_win_size() was being clamped to maxsize,
      no matter how much mult was incremented, w and h would never be
      larger than maxwidth/maxheight and only under exceptional
      circumstances would the be equal, which would result in an infinite
      loop.
      
      While we're here, set the integer scaling value so we're not chasing
      ulps all over the place with floating point math/scaling when we
      don't need to.
      31a46d8a
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      Fix issue with bitmap_drv_init_mode()
      Deucе authored
      Because bitmap_get_scaled_win_size() was being clamped to maxsize,
      no matter how much mult was incremented, w and h would never be
      larger than maxwidth/maxheight and only under exceptional
      circumstances would the be equal, which would result in an infinite
      loop.
      
      While we're here, set the integer scaling value so we're not chasing
      ulps all over the place with floating point math/scaling when we
      don't need to.