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BTW I'm using VC++5.0 Win32 API, MFC is also fine. OS = WinNT<br />

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BTW I'm using VC++5.0 Win32 API, MFC is also fine. OS = WinNT


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Basically I need someone to show me exactly how to create a Device Independent Bitmap from absolutely nothing. I need to use a DIB for a memory bitmap for rendering opengl images to.<br />
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I need to create a memory DC and a memory DIBitmap and select the DIB into the DC. I've gotten close with the CreateDIBSection but I can't figure out the appropriate way to fill in the BITMAP Headers and INFO structure. <br />
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If anyone can help, please let me know and supply the code.<br />
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Thanks
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Basically I need someone to show me exactly how to create a Device Independent Bitmap from absolutely nothing. I need to use a DIB for a memory bitmap for rendering opengl images to.

I need to create a memory DC and a memory DIBitmap and select the DIB into the DC. I've gotten close with the CreateDIBSection but I can't figure out the appropriate way to fill in the BITMAP Headers and INFO structure. 

If anyone can help, please let me know and supply the code.

Thanks

Device Independent Bitmaps

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