Lines Matching full:framebuffer
158 * else find the window underneath x and y and set the framebuffer to the dimensions
230 * Per-screen (framebuffer) structure. There can be as many as you wish,
324 * the frameBuffer has to be supplied by the serving process.
327 char* frameBuffer;
524 framebuffer from its present state to the current state of our
525 framebuffer.
552 in a subrectangle of the whole framebuffer. This is stored in the
554 framebuffer if the client is ready, empty if it's not. */
559 - when the framebuffer is modified and the client is ready, in most
561 milliseconds so that several changes to the framebuffer can be combined
571 and translate a rectangle from the framebuffer to an output buffer. */
579 * framebuffer. So for a max screen width of say 2K with 32-bit pixels this
635 rfbBool newFBSizePending; /**< framebuffer size was changed */
701 * This macro is used to test whether there is a framebuffer update needing to
1034 extern void rfbNewFramebuffer(rfbScreenInfoPtr rfbScreen,char *framebuffer,
1129 screen->frameBuffer = (char*)malloc(screenwidth*screenheight*bpp);
1219 the same format as the frameBuffer (i.e. if the server is 32 bit,
