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* [[Graphics_Regions|Region Clipping]] |
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* [[Graphics_Composited_Video|Composited Video]] |
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| − | Starting with graphics.library V54, full Re-Targetable Graphics (RTG) support has been added to the graphics subsystem. In AmigaOS 4.0, programmers must juggle both the |
+ | Starting with graphics.library V54, full Re-Targetable Graphics (RTG) support has been added to the graphics subsystem. In AmigaOS 4.0, programmers must juggle both the Picasso96 and graphics.library APIs simultaneously. The situation is worse in AmigaOS 3.x and earlier where different RTG implementations compete for market share. |
Latest revision as of 21:35, 27 September 2015
Graphics Library (graphics.library) provides many services related to graphics on the Amiga including:
- Graphics Primitives
- Sprites, Bobs and Animation
- Text Rendering
- Region Clipping
- Composited Video
- Video Overlay
RTG Support
Starting with graphics.library V54, full Re-Targetable Graphics (RTG) support has been added to the graphics subsystem. In AmigaOS 4.0, programmers must juggle both the Picasso96 and graphics.library APIs simultaneously. The situation is worse in AmigaOS 3.x and earlier where different RTG implementations compete for market share.
