DirectX Graphics Infrastructure DDI
The DirectX Graphics Infrastructure (DXGI) was developed with the realization that some parts of graphics evolve more slowly than others. DXGI provides a common framework for future graphics components. The first Direct3D runtime version that takes advantage of DXGI is Direct3D version 10. In previous versions of the Direct3D runtime, access to low-level tasks was included in the Direct3D runtime. DXGI defines a DDI that manages low-level shared tasks independently from the Direct3D runtime. The following tasks are now implemented with DXGI, and you can use the DXGI DDI to handle these tasks:
Presentation
Gamma correction control
Resource residency
Resource priority
The following sections describe how the user-mode display driver supports and uses the DXGI DDI:
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