Hi,
I assume you mean directFB?
That was a long time ago (e.g. 1.x versions) and the API changed
considerably.
Have a look at client/Sample sample client, it contains all required for
a start.
If you try to port it, you might want to start with the sample client in
the sources, all you basically need to do is copy the image data in the
EndPaint callback to your output device.
(if you require better performance you might end up with implementing a
few more things, but that is for a start)
As for dependencies:
* OpenH264 or FFMPEG for modern GFX codecs (H264)
* SWSCALE or Cairo for software image scaling, e.g. required for High
DPI support (you might add support for your own scaler, all is wrapped
in a single place)
* libusb for USB redirection
* FFMPEG or various codecs (FAAD, FAAC, GSM, ...) for audio (optional)
and SOXR for resampling
I might have missed something, but that should cover all the basics that
are required for a (full featured) RDP client.
You might strip that down depending on your needs though.
regards
Armin
On 24.08.21 15:31, Lonnie Cumberland via FreeRDP-devel wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to find out what the last version of FreeRDP was that had
framebuffer support?
Actually looking for a FreeRDP version with the simplest video support for
a possible port to a non-linux system with minimal dependencies.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Lonnie
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