Pixelrage released on google code

My personal graphics library, Pixelrage, was today released into the wild on google code

About Pixelrage

PXR is a slim, easy to use and innovative graphics library that represents a foundation for further, more advanced libraries. As such SL does not implement everything under the sun, but aims to provide a rock-solid basis that can be easily extended. By default the unit implements a RAW surface, which is basically a surface held in RAM without any device context. It also provides a Windows DIB implementation that does have a context and can thus be used with blitting and Delphi canvas operations.

PXR is not about the latest cool feature. It is about providing a platform independent foundation, assembly free, that other more advanced libraries can be based.

Features

• 8, 15, 16, 24 and 32 bit pixelbuffers
• Fast native blitter between pixel formats (e.g copy from 32bpp -> 8bpp)
• Palette handling
• Clipping
• Basic primitives (circle, ellipse, rectangle)
• Fill mechanism
• Alpha blending
• Transparency
• DIB implementation
• UNI implementation

Dependencies

As a part of the “rage” group of projects, pixelrage depends on byterage for memory manipulation.