Title: | DECWINDOWS 26-JAN-89 to 29-NOV-90 |
Notice: | See 1639.0 for VMS V5.3 kit; 2043.0 for 5.4 IFT kit |
Moderator: | STAR::VATNE |
Created: | Mon Oct 30 1989 |
Last Modified: | Mon Dec 31 1990 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 3726 |
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A few questions with probably short answers(?). - What's the reason for getting an Alloc-error when creating a pixmap? Is there an overall limit to the size (say 2048)? Where is the pixmap stored at the server side: is it VAX memory or is it "screen memory" which happens to be beside the video screen? - What is the max. size of a userdefined cursor (the size of the shape and mask bitmaps)? - Is there an LSE package available for X, Xt, and Dwt-routines? If so, for what languages? If not, any plans? Thanks for any help, Hans.
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1496.1 | Some pixmap size answers | STAR::BMATTHEWS | Thu Sep 28 1989 13:15 | 23 | |
A few questions with probably short answers(?). - What's the reason for getting an Alloc-error when creating a pixmap? Is there an overall limit to the size (say 2048)? Where is the pixmap stored at the server side: is it VAX memory or is it "screen memory" which happens to be beside the video screen? > On all the color systems today running vms there is a limit on the size of > the largest pixmap to the size of the screen. This is because the pixmap > needs to be in "screen memory" to be drawn to by the graphics hardware. > Pixmaps are swapped in and out of "screen memory" as needed but the whole > pixmap needs to be in screen memory at once to do the draw. You wouldn't > want swapping megabytes of pixmap for each and every draw anyway. - What is the max. size of a userdefined cursor (the size of the shape and mask bitmaps)? > This varies from machine to machine. All of our machines will accept 16x16. > The vs35x0 will also support 32x32. Future machines will support 32x32 and > probably even 64x64. Bill | |||||
1496.2 | LSE package for X, Xt, Dwt, DRM routines? | NWGEDU::DINGEMANS | Hans Dingemans, E.S. Holland | Thu Nov 16 1989 03:47 | 12 |
That means there's one question left. > - Is there an LSE package available for X, Xt, and Dwt-routines? If so, for > what languages? If not, any plans? Any new info yet? Thanks for any help, Hans. |