> ok... So There's no implementation of overlay using an independent surface on any > driver?
Not any open-source driver... > Also, what is the xf8_32wid? I see that's it's an implementation of the xf8_16bpp > but for an 8 over 32 > surface. But what does the wid stand for? Someone may know better than me, but when I see WID I think of Window ID planes or attribute planes. I don't know that that's what WID stands for in this case. I'm not really familiar with the xf8_32wid module. Some devices have a surface that controls, among other things, which surface is selected, per pixel. These can be really useful for fast double buffer swapping (a register write -vs- a CopySwap or a full WID plane paint). They can also control gamma correction and pixel formatting. WID planes seem to be quickly fading into extinction with modern graphics devices... Derek _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/devel
