8月1日

GPE 

The Graphics Primitive Engine (GPE) base class library is a device-independent bitmap (DIB) driver. GPE can use the emulation library, ClearType, antialiasing and 

gradient fill.

The GPE class serves as a base to implement individual display drivers from. A GPE object represents a single display device.

DDGPE Class

You can use the DirectDraw Graphics Primitive Engine (DDGPE) base classes to extend the GPE classes to support DirectDraw. Because you will use several of the 

methods very often in the implementation of the DirectDraw hardware abstraction layer (DDHAL) portion of your display driver, it is important that you familiarize yourself

 with the information about the DDGPE base classes.

The DDGPE class serves as the base from which a DirectDraw display driver can be derived.

m_pModeEx 

The m_pModeEx member variable should be initialized by your driver to contain a pointer to GDI's current mode information. Like GPE's m_pMode, you should update it 

whenever the GDI mode changes.

Syntax

GPEModeEx* m_pModeEx;

GPEModeEx

This structure contains mode information.

Syntax

#define GPEMODEEX_VERSION0(0)
#define GPEMODEEX_CURRENTVERSION(GPEMODEEX_VERSION0)
  struct GPEModeEx {
  GPEMode modeInfo; 
  DDGPEStandardHeader; 
  EDDGPEPixelFormat ePixelFormat; 
  DWORD dwPixelFourCC; 
  DWORD dwPixelFormatData; 
  LONG lPitch; 
  DWORD dwFlags; 
  DWORD dwRBitMask; 
  DWORD dwGBitMask; 
  DWORD dwBBitMask; 
  DWORD dwAlphaBitMask 
};

GPEMode

This structure contains information on the width, height, bits per pixel (bpp), frequency, and format.

Syntax

struct GPEMode {
  int modeId;
  int width;
  int height;
  int Bpp;
  int frequency;
  EGPEFormat format;
};