disp_2d_caps_t

Description of your driver's 2D capabilities

Synopsis:

#include <draw.h>

typedef struct disp_2d_caps {
    int         size;
    unsigned    accel_flags;
    unsigned    flags;
    int         min_stride;
    int         max_stride;
    int         stride_gran;
    unsigned    poly_flags;
    unsigned    poly_max_points;
} disp_2d_caps_t;

Description:

The disp_2d_caps_t structure describes a driver's 2D capabilities. Your driver fills it in when the graphics framework calls the get_2d_caps() function defined in disp_draw_miscfuncs_t.

The disp_2d_caps_t structure includes the following members:

size

The size of this structure, in bytes.

accel_flags

Flags (defined in <draw.h>) describing which draw operations are performed with hardware acceleration:

• DISP_2D_ACCEL_OPAQUE_BLIT — simple, opaque blit operations
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_OPAQUE_FILL — simple, opaque fill operations
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_MONO_PAT — simple draw operations with two colors and a pattern
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_TRANS_PAT — simple draw operations with a transparency pattern
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SIMPLE_ROPS — copy, XOR, AND and OR with a pattern
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_COMPLEX_ROPS — all 256 rop3 codes are accelerated
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SRCALPHA_BLEND_GLOBAL — alpha blending with a global source factor is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SRCALPHA_BLEND_PIXEL — alpha blending with a per-pixel source factor is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SRCALPHA_BLEND_MAP — alpha blending with an alpha map as source is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_DSTALPHA_BLEND_GLOBAL — alpha blending with a global destination factor
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_DSTALPHA_BLEND_MAP — Alpha blending with an alpha map as destination is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_DSTALPHA_BLEND_PIXEL — alpha blending with a per-pixel destination factor
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SRC_CHROMA — source image chroma keying is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_DST_CHROMA — destination image chroma keying is supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SCALED_BLIT — Scaled BitBlit supported
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_BRESENHAM_LINES — At least opaque Bresenham line drawing
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_SIMPLE_POLYGONS — Can at least render opaque convex polygons
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_COMPLEX_POLYGONS — Can at least render opaque complex polygons
• DISP_2D_ACCEL_ANTIALIAS — Can at least render anti-alias lines

flags

Flags (also defined in <draw.h>) describing miscellaneous properties of the 2D renderer:

• DISP_2D_SRC_DST_STRIDE_EQUAL — separate source and destination strides can't be specified
• DISP_2D_EXCLUSIVE_VM_ACCESS — not safe to access any video memory surface with the CPU while the 2D engine is busy

min_stride

The minimum stride that a 2D surface can be.

max_stride

The maximum stride that a 2D surface can be.

stride_gran

A value that the stride of the 2D surface must be a multiple of.

poly_flags

Polygon classes that can be handled:

• DISP_POLY_CLASS_CONVEX — a polygon is considered to be convex if every horizontal line drawn through the polygon at any point crosses exactly two active edges (neither horizontal lines nor zero-length edges count as active edges; both are acceptable anywhere in the polygon), and the right and left edges never cross. It's OK for them to touch, though, so long as the right edge never crosses over to the left of the left edge. Another way to describe a convex polygon is that every interior angle is less than 180 degrees. All convex polygons are monoton vertical.
• DISP_POLY_CLASS_MONOTONE_VERTICAL — A polygon is considered to be monoton vertical if its boundary doesn't change its vertical direction (y axis direction) more than twice.
• DISP_POLY_CLASS_SIMPLE — A simple polygon has a boundary that never intersect itself.
• DISP_POLY_CLASS_MONOTONE_VERTICAL_SIMPLE — a polygon that is both simple and monotone vertical.
• DISP_POLY_CLASS_NON_SIMPLE — a polygon whose boundary intersects itself.

poly_max_points

The maximum number of points in a single polygon that the hardware can handle.

Classification:

Neutrino

See also:

disp_draw_miscfuncs_t