GDI & Hardware Cursor

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Published on 2010-03-25T10:12:50Z Indexed on 2010/03/25 10:33 UTC
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Dear All

I am working on iMX51 project.

I want to know what does GDI and hardware cursor means? The RTOS which i am using is WINCE 6.0 r3.

We are actually looking to speed up the GDI and to implement the hardware cursor.

So for that i want to know abt the GDI and the Hardware Cursor.

I am also referring WC600_MX51_SDK_0912_ReferenceManual.pdf & MCIMX51RM.pdf and in these pdf i came to know that the hardware cursor is related to Display Processor module .

But still i am unclear, what exactly does speed up of GDI means & Hardware cursor means?

Please guide me the correct step to how to achieve my target....

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