writing to frame buffer

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ok I'll do a web search on it, thanks.

Also how would i use bitblt to transfer my buffer to the frame. would it be something like this:

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.data
buffer db 64000 dup(0) ; define bytes depending on size of frame

.code
invoke BeginPaint, hWnd, addr st ; st being the paint struct, hWnd being the frame.
invoke bitblt, eax, 0, 0,  320, 200, buffer, 0, 0, SCR_COPY; eax being the return value from Begin Paint -- ??the return value is stored in eax??

got info about bitblt at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd183370(VS.85).aspx

[BogdanOntanu]

ok I'll do a web search on it, thanks.

Also how would i use bitblt to transfer my buffer to the frame. would it be something like this:

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.data
buffer db 64000 dup(0) ; define bytes depending on size of frame

.code
invoke BeginPaint, hWnd, addr st ; st being the paint struct, hWnd being the frame.
invoke bitblt, eax, 0, 0,  320, 200, buffer, 0, 0, SCR_COPY
; eax being the return value from Begin Paint -- ??the return value is stored in eax??

got info about bitblt at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd183370(VS.85).aspx

No... it is not that GDI kind of BitBlt ... 

It will be one of the methods on one of the interfaces of DirectX that you need to learn and study.

IMHO you are way over your head and probably going in the wrong direction anyway.

[Farabi]

DirectX is not friendly for ASM users, it only nice to C++ programmers. You better switch to OpenGL.