1. Help testing transparentBlt function
- Posted by "Thomas Parslow (PatRat)" <patrat at rat-software.com> Apr 03, 2001
- 466 views
------------5E1669A2799F56B Hi, In the app I'm writing Win32Lib's transBlt has become a major bottleneck, so I'm looking for a better (faster) way to do it. The TransparentBlt function in MSIMG32.DLL seems perfect for the job, but I'm not totally sure how will this is supported throughout the various versions of windows. I've attached a quick test, could anyone who has the time run this and tell me the result along with any information you can give about your system (OS version ect). It requires win32lib for a reason I haven't been able to figure out yet (i don't use any win32lib functions but it just doesn't work if i don't include it). I know it won't work on every system, and I'm going to have an alternate version, but if it doesn't work on the majority of systems then I need to find another faster method. Thanks very much to any one who can run it :) Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483 Rat Software http://www.rat-software.com/ Please leave quoted text in place when replying ------------5E1669A2799F56B Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="transparentBlt.exw" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
2. Re: Help testing transparentBlt function
- Posted by Euman <euman at bellsouth.net> Apr 03, 2001
- 472 views
Everything is fine, TransparentBlt can be used: PII 233mhz 128 meg ram 4Meg video Trident Cyber Windows 98 SE DirectX 8 IE 5.5 Euman > Hi, > In the app I'm writing Win32Lib's transBlt has become a major > bottleneck, so I'm looking for a better (faster) way to do it. > The TransparentBlt function in MSIMG32.DLL seems perfect for the job, > but I'm not totally sure how will this is supported throughout the > various versions of windows. > I've attached a quick test, could anyone who has the time run this and > tell me the result along with any information you can give about your > system (OS version ect). It requires win32lib for a reason I haven't > been able to figure out yet (i don't use any win32lib functions but it just > doesn't work if i don't include it). > > I know it won't work on every system, and I'm going to have an > alternate version, but if it doesn't work on the majority of systems > then I need to find another faster method. > > Thanks very much to any one who can run it :) > > Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483 > Rat Software > http://www.rat-software.com/ > Please leave quoted text in place when replying
3. Re: Help testing transparentBlt function
- Posted by Travis Beaty <travisbeaty at arn.net> Apr 03, 2001
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Howdy! It said everything was fine. But I did get a sequence at the end of output: {10} OS: WIndows ME CPU: Celeron RAM: 32M VIDEO RAM: 1M RESOLUTION: 800x600 (True Color) OPERATOR: Redneck 1970 vintage Happy Hunting, Travis Beaty Claude, Texas. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Parslow (PatRat)" <patrat at rat-software.com> To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 6:15 PM Subject: Help testing transparentBlt function > > > Hi, > In the app I'm writing Win32Lib's transBlt has become a major > bottleneck, so I'm looking for a better (faster) way to do it. > The TransparentBlt function in MSIMG32.DLL seems perfect for the job, > but I'm not totally sure how will this is supported throughout the > various versions of windows. > I've attached a quick test, could anyone who has the time run this and > tell me the result along with any information you can give about your > system (OS version ect). It requires win32lib for a reason I haven't > been able to figure out yet (i don't use any win32lib functions but it just > doesn't work if i don't include it). > > I know it won't work on every system, and I'm going to have an > alternate version, but if it doesn't work on the majority of systems > then I need to find another faster method. > > Thanks very much to any one who can run it :) > > Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483 > Rat Software > http://www.rat-software.com/ > Please leave quoted text in place when replying > > >