Description: Within your program, you may have three different forms of a bitmap, a device-independent bitmap (DIB), a device-dependent bitmap (DDB) and a DIB section. The DIB is essentially a representation of bitmap in a manner that is independent of any device. It contains the information to enable it to be rendered on any device. There are different versions of DIBs, the most common being version 3. The specification for version 4 has also been released but this format is not yet as prevalent. There are two drawbacks to using a DIB there are fewer functions that handle a DIB and it takes longer to render a DIB.
The device-dependent bitmap is specific to a device and it is very unlikely that a DDB for one device can be rendered
- [CGif] - One for the class to read GIF files. MFC
File list (Check if you may need any files):
cpicture.txt
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