Re: Not good enough.
From: Raghar (notfor_at_mail.com)
Date: 06/26/04
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Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 09:28:00 +0000 (UTC)
Jeff Relf <Jeff_Relf_@_NCPlus.NET.Invalid> wrote in news:_Jeff_Relf_2004
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> Hi Mark Thornton,
>
> Re: Your claim that programmers don't need to test
> Java's interface to Direct 3D 9,
> whether it's on a Mac G5 or a hand-held.
> ( Because that work as already been done ? )
>
> You wrote,
> " The testing is done by the JVM itself.
> A lot of very hard work for
> the people who write and maintain the JVM,
> but great for Java programmers. "
>
> It's not that such things don't need to be tested,
> because I assure you they do,
> it's that it can't be done in Java.
isHeadless();
>
> Think about it,
> Win98's taskbar hoards all mouse messages,
> and it turns on a cursor that not only strews
> annoying garbage on your window,
> but also blocks VRAM-to-VRAM blts...
Cite from mickerosoft documentation. After someone aquires input device
in exclusive mode, windoze don't know where they should draw a cursor, so
they won't draw any cursor.
cite from NVIDIA. This graphic card supports hardware cursor with full
alpha up to xxxxxx pixels.
Common knowledge would also say to us that preffered method of graphic
manipulation is a page fliping.
-- Kizutsuite 'ta ano hi kara
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