Hello!
what i use:
wince .net 4.20
evC4
MFC / WINAPI
what i have:
a char* Buffer with Imagedata. I can define how this image data looks
like as long as it is 24bits. (RGBRGBRGB, BGRBGRBGR, RRRRGGGGBBBB,
whatever, also can make it word aligned or wharever)
what i need:
a HBITMAP which actually USES my buffer and not create a new one and
copy the image from my buffer to these. i dont have memory for creating
a copy of the buffer on anytime.
help is needed! any constructive comment is useful!
thank you!
Marcel 3 5576
adsci wrote:
what i use:
wince .net 4.20
evC4
MFC / WINAPI
what i have:
a char* Buffer with Imagedata. I can define how this image data looks
like as long as it is 24bits. (RGBRGBRGB, BGRBGRBGR, RRRRGGGGBBBB,
whatever, also can make it word aligned or wharever)
what i need:
a HBITMAP which actually USES my buffer and not create a new one and
copy the image from my buffer to these. i dont have memory for
creating a copy of the buffer on anytime.
help is needed! any constructive comment is useful!
Here is one for you: please choose a different newsgroup for this inquiry.
C++ *language* has no definition of "HBITMAP". That's a *MS Windows* thing
so you're off-topic here. I suggest comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.
V
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Victor Bazarov schrieb:
adsci wrote:
>what i use: wince .net 4.20 evC4 MFC / WINAPI
what i have: a char* Buffer with Imagedata. I can define how this image data looks like as long as it is 24bits. (RGBRGBRGB, BGRBGRBGR, RRRRGGGGBBBB, whatever, also can make it word aligned or wharever)
what i need: a HBITMAP which actually USES my buffer and not create a new one and copy the image from my buffer to these. i dont have memory for creating a copy of the buffer on anytime.
help is needed! any constructive comment is useful!
Here is one for you: please choose a different newsgroup for this inquiry.
C++ *language* has no definition of "HBITMAP". That's a *MS Windows* thing
so you're off-topic here. I suggest comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.
V
thanks. ive searched for a better newsgroup, but i only found newsgroup
which had nothing but spam in it. but you're right, the newsgroup you
named is better, thanks.
adsci wrote:
Victor Bazarov schrieb:
>>[..] I suggest comp.os.ms-windows.programmer. V
thanks. ive searched for a better newsgroup, but i only found
newsgroup which had nothing but spam in it. but you're right, the
newsgroup you named is better, thanks.
Also check out 'microsoft.public.*' hierarchy. It's probably newer
and more up-to-date with information than 'comp.os.ms-windows.*'.
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