DDGPE Interface Definition (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The DDGPE interface definition allows you to write display drivers for Windows Embedded CE that support DirectDraw. Because you will use many of these functions throughout your DirectDraw hardware abstraction layer (DDHAL) implementation – especially in the beginning – it is important that you become familiar with the functions and structures that are available to you.
The DDGPE.lib. binary implements functions and structures that you should include in your project to avoid writing these functions and structures yourself. There are, however, some functions and global variables that you must be define and set up in your driver. For information on creating or implementing any of these function and structures, see the topics that correspond to them. Required Functions and Required Variables describe the specific requirements that the DDGPE interface expects your implementation to fulfill.
In This Section
- DDHAL Callbacks and Capabilities
Provides reference information for DDHAL callback functions and DDHAL capabilities.
- Exported DDHAL Functions
Provides reference information for the exported DDHAL functions.
- Required Functions
Provides reference information for the required functions that your driver must export.
- Required Variables
Provides reference information for the required variables.