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  1. Apr 27th, 2005, 03:19 PM #1
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    Cool By popular demand: BITBLT() made easy

    BitBlt() is by far the most commonly used WIN32 API function in .Net today.

    Since many of you have said you have found it tough to use from within the .Net universe, I have written a wrapper class so you can include simple support for fast graphical operations...

    Its called BlitterChip. (I decided to name it after a famous bit of Atari hardware from the mid 80's ... don't ask )

    Its a simple class, no member variables, no nothing apart from Blit(). Blit() is a set of functions that call a hidden BitBlt() function. There are currently 4 versions of the Blit() function. Each one takes a different list of parameters, they are all suited to different situations.

    I have included a demo project to show how it works. Enjoy.

    Any questions, please PM me

    If you like it, gimme a rating.
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