Category : C Source Code
Archive   : YICONS24.ZIP
Filename : XPBMCLIP.H
;
; XPBMCLIP - header file
;
;
;
; ****** XLIB - Mode X graphics library ****************
; ****** ****************
; ****** Written By Themie Gouthas ****************
;
; [email protected]
; [email protected]
;
; Terminology & notes:
; VRAM == Video RAM
; SRAM == System RAM
; X coordinates are in pixels unless explicitly stated
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifndef _XPBMCLIP_H_
#define _XPBMCLIP_H_
/* FUNCTIONS =========================================================== */
extern "C" {
extern int x_put_masked_pbm_clipx(/* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* only non zero pixels to VRAM */
int Y, /* Supports clipping in the X direction */
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_masked_pbm_clipy( /* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* only non zero pixels to VRAM */
int Y, /* Supports clipping in the Y direction */
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_masked_pbm_clipxy(/* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* only non zero pixels to VRAM */
int Y, /* Supports clipping in the Y direction */
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_pbm_clipx( /* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* Supports clipping in the x direction */
int Y,
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_pbm_clipy( /* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* Supports clipping in the Y direction */
int Y,
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_pbm_clipx( /* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* Supports clipping in the X direction */
int Y,
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
extern int x_put_pbm_clipxy( /* Copy a planar bitmap from SRAM masking */
int X, /* Supports clipping in the X&Y directions */
int Y,
WORD ScrnOffs,
BYTE far * Bitmap);
}
#endif
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