DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND structure (d3dkmddi.h)
The DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND structure is used to construct a command buffer to control GDI hardware-accelerated rendering.
Syntax
typedef struct _DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND {
DXGK_RENDERKM_OPERATION OpCode;
UINT CommandSize;
union {
DXGK_GDIARG_BITBLT BitBlt;
DXGK_GDIARG_COLORFILL ColorFill;
DXGK_GDIARG_ALPHABLEND AlphaBlend;
DXGK_GDIARG_STRETCHBLT StretchBlt;
DXGK_GDIARG_TRANSPARENTBLT TransparentBlt;
DXGK_GDIARG_CLEARTYPEBLEND ClearTypeBlend;
} Command;
} DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND;
Members
OpCode
[in] A DXGK_RENDERKM_OPERATION-type operation code that identifies the GDI hardware-accelerated rendering operation to process. For more information about GDI hardware acceleration, see the Remarks section.
CommandSize
[in] The size of the current command, in bytes. This is equal to the number of bytes from the beginning of DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND up to the next command.
Command
The command.
Command.BitBlt
[in] A bit-block transfer (bitblt) that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_BITBLT structure.
Command.ColorFill
[in] A color fill that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_COLORFILL structure.
Command.AlphaBlend
[in] An alpha blend that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_ALPHABLEND structure.
Command.StretchBlt
[in] A stretch bit-block transfer that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_STRETCHBLT structure.
Command.TransparentBlt
[in] A transparent bit-block transfer that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_TRANSPARENTBLT structure.
Command.ClearTypeBlend
[in] A ClearType blend that is described by a DXGK_GDIARG_CLEARTYPEBLEND structure.
Remarks
An array of variable-size DXGK_RENDERKM_COMMAND structures defines a command buffer that is used to control GDI hardware-accelerated rendering.
A display miniport driver should report that it supports command buffer processing for GDI hardware acceleration by setting DXGK_DRIVERCAPS->PresentationCaps.SupportKernelModeCommandBuffer to TRUE.
A display miniport driver should report that it supports GDI hardware acceleration only if the cache-coherent GPU aperture segment exists, and there is no significant performance penalty when the CPU accesses the memory.
Each command varies in length depending on the value of the OpCode member and the number of sub-rectangles in the command.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Windows 7 |
| Header | d3dkmddi.h (include D3dkmddi.h) |