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Hi. I''m having problems compiling directx 7.0 samples. As a compiler i use Visual C++ 6.0.I have set the include and lib paths right(i think).
Here are the errors it gives. And sometimes there are even 100+ errors.
--------------------Configuration: mosquito - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
mosquito.cpp
d:\program files\directx sdk 7.0\samples\multimedia\ddraw\src\mosquito\mosquito.cpp(54) : error C2146: syntax error : missing '';'' before identifier ''g_lpdd''
d:\program files\directx sdk 7.0\samples\multimedia\ddraw\src\mosquito\mosquito.cpp(54) : error C2501: ''LPDIRECTDRAW7'' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
d:\program files\directx sdk 7.0\samples\multimedia\ddraw\src\mosquito\mosquito.cpp(54) : fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found
Error executing cl.exe.
mosquito.exe - 3 error(s), 0 warning(s)
here is the full source code:
//* THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
//* PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
//*
//* Copyright (C) 1996-1999 Micro$oft Stupation. No Rights Reserved.
//****************************************************************************
// C RunTime Header Files
#include <ddraw.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#include <memory.h>
// Windows Header Files:
#include <windows.h>
#include <mmsystem.h> //added to compile under NT
#define INITGUID
#include <objbase.h>
#include <initguid.h>
// Local Headers
#include "resource.h"
// Define some macros
#define INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(x) (ZeroMemory(&x, sizeof(x)), x.dwSize=sizeof(x))
#define RAND_INT(x) (rand()*x/RAND_MAX)
#define RANDOM_VELOCITY() ((RAND_INT(5)+3)*2)
// Global Variables:
LPDIRECTDRAW7 g_lpdd = NULL;
LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 g_lpddsPrimary = NULL;
LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 g_lpddsOverlay = NULL;
int g_nOverlayXPos, g_nOverlayYPos;
int g_nOverlayXVel, g_nOverlayYVel;
int g_nOverlayWidth, g_nOverlayHeight;
int g_nOverlayFlipCounter;
DWORD g_dwOverlayXPositionAlignment; // used to keep track of any alignment
// restrictions on the X postion of
// our overlay surface. Comes from the
// the DDCAPS dwBoundaryAlignDest field.
// Initialized in DisplayOverlay().
// These are the pixel formats this app supports. Most display adapters
// with overlay support will recognize one or more of these formats.
// The first on our list is the 16-bit RGB formats. These have the widest
// support.
DDPIXELFORMAT g_ddpfOverlayFormats[] =
{ {sizeof(DDPIXELFORMAT), DDPF_RGB, 0, 16, 0x7C00, 0x03e0, 0x001F, 0}, // 16-bit RGB 5:5:5
{sizeof(DDPIXELFORMAT), DDPF_RGB, 0, 16, 0xF800, 0x07e0, 0x001F, 0}, // 16-bit RGB 5:6:5
{sizeof(DDPIXELFORMAT), DDPF_FOURCC,MAKEFOURCC(''U'',''Y'',''V'',''Y''),0,0,0,0,0}, // UYVY
{sizeof(DDPIXELFORMAT), DDPF_FOURCC,MAKEFOURCC(''Y'',''U'',''Y'',''2''),0,0,0,0,0}}; // YUY2
#define NUM_OVERLAY_FORMATS (sizeof(g_ddpfOverlayFormats) / sizeof(g_ddpfOverlayFormats[0]))
// Define some error messages. If we had many more we''d stick ''em in our RC file.
#define NO_OVERLAY_HARDWARE "Sorry, In order to run this sample application you must "\
"have a display adapter and driver which support overlays."
#define UNABLE_TO_CREATE_OVERLAY "Sorry, your display adapter appears to "\
"support overlays, but we were unable to "\
"create an overlay in any of the formats "\
"this app supports (16-bit RGB and YUV). "\
"You may want to try shutting down other "\
"DirectX apps to free video memory, or try "\
"rerunning this app in a different display "\
"mode."
#define UNABLE_TO_DISPLAY_OVERLAY "Sorry, we created an overlay on your "\
"system, but were unable to display it. "\
"Please try rerunning this app in "\
"a different display mode."
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: FreeDirectDraw
//*
//* Description:
//* Releases core DirectDraw objects
//****************************************************************************
void FreeDirectDraw(void)
{
if (g_lpddsPrimary)
{
g_lpddsPrimary->Release();
g_lpddsPrimary=NULL;
}
if (g_lpdd)
{
g_lpdd->Release();
g_lpdd=NULL;
}
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: CreatePrimarySurface()
//*
//* Description:
//* Creates a Primary Surface. Implemented as a separate function from
//* InitDirectDraw() because we occasionally need to just recreate the primary
//* surface such as when a mode change occurs.
//****************************************************************************
HRESULT CreatePrimarySurface()
{
DDSURFACEDESC2 ddsd;
HRESULT ddrval;
if (!g_lpdd) return E_FAIL;
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(ddsd);
ddsd.dwFlags = DDSD_CAPS;
ddsd.ddsCaps.dwCaps = DDSCAPS_PRIMARYSURFACE;
ddrval = g_lpdd->CreateSurface(&ddsd, &g_lpddsPrimary, NULL );
return ddrval;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: InitDirectDraw
//*
//* Description:
//* Performs DirectDraw initialization. Creates a primary surface which
//* is needed to display our overlay on. The actual overlay surface is
//* created later in our CreateOverlay() call.
//****************************************************************************
BOOL InitDirectDraw()
{
HRESULT ddrval;
ddrval = DirectDrawCreateEx(NULL, (VOID**)&g_lpdd, IID_IDirectDraw7, NULL);
if( FAILED(ddrval))
goto ErrorOut;
// For NORMAL cooperative level we no longer need to provide an HWND.
ddrval = g_lpdd->SetCooperativeLevel(NULL, DDSCL_NORMAL);
if( FAILED(ddrval))
goto ErrorOut;
ddrval= CreatePrimarySurface();
if( FAILED(ddrval))
goto ErrorOut;
return TRUE;
ErrorOut:
FreeDirectDraw();
return FALSE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: DestroyOverlay()
//* Description:
//* Hides the overlay then releases it''s surface.
//****************************************************************************
void DestroyOverlay()
{
if (g_lpddsOverlay)
{
// Use UpdateOverlay() with the DDOVER_HIDE flag to remove an overlay
// from the display.
g_lpddsOverlay->UpdateOverlay(NULL, g_lpddsPrimary, NULL, DDOVER_HIDE, NULL);
g_lpddsOverlay->Release();
g_lpddsOverlay=NULL;
}
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: CopyBitmapToYUVSurface
//* Description:
//* Copies an RGB GDI bitmap to a YUV surface. Both bitmap and surface
//* must be a multiple of 2 pixels in width for the supported YUV formats.
//* The following formats are supported:
//* YUY2
//* UYVY
//*
//* The "YUY2" YUV pixel format looks like this:
//* As a series of BYTES: [Y0][U][Y1][V] (reverse it for a DWORD)
//*
//* The "UYVY" YUV pixel format looks like this:
//* As a series of BYTES: [U][Y0][V][Y1] (reverse it for a DWORD)
//*
//* As you can see, both formats pack two pixels into a single DWORD. The
//* pixels share U and V components and have separate Y components.
//*
//* Returns: TRUE if successful, otherwise FALSE.
//****************************************************************************
BOOL CopyBitmapToYUVSurface(LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 lpDDSurf, HBITMAP hbm)
{
HDC hdcImage;
HRESULT ddrval;
DDSURFACEDESC2 ddsd;
DWORD x, y, dwWidth, dwHeight;
LONG lPitch;
LPBYTE pSurf;
DWORD dwBytesInRow;
COLORREF color;
BYTE R,G,B, Y0,Y1,U,V;
BOOL bRet = FALSE;
if (hbm == NULL || lpDDSurf == NULL)
return FALSE;
//
// select bitmap into a memoryDC so we can use it.
//
hdcImage = CreateCompatibleDC(NULL);
SelectObject(hdcImage, hbm);
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(ddsd);
// Lock down the surface so we can modify it''s contents.
ddrval=lpDDSurf->Lock( NULL, &ddsd, DDLOCK_SURFACEMEMORYPTR|DDLOCK_WAIT, NULL);
if (FAILED(ddrval))
goto CleanUp;
dwWidth=ddsd.dwWidth;
dwHeight=ddsd.dwHeight;
lPitch=ddsd.lPitch;
pSurf=(LPBYTE)ddsd.lpSurface;
dwBytesInRow=ddsd.dwWidth*2;
// Go through the image 2 pixels at a time and convert to YUV
for(y=0; yUnlock(NULL);
CleanUp:
if(hdcImage)
DeleteDC(hdcImage);
return TRUE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: LoadImageOnToSurface
//* Description:
//* Loads a resource based bitmap image onto a DirectDraw surface. Can
//* covert the bitmap to all RGB formats, plus a couple YUV formats.
//****************************************************************************
BOOL LoadImageOntoSurface(LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 lpdds, LPSTR lpstrResID)
{
HBITMAP hbm;
HDC hdcImage= NULL;
HDC hdcSurf = NULL;
BOOL bRetVal = FALSE;
HRESULT ddrval;
DDSURFACEDESC2 ddsd;
if (!lpdds)
return FALSE;
//
// get surface size and format.
//
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(ddsd);
ddsd.dwFlags = DDSD_HEIGHT | DDSD_WIDTH;
ddrval = lpdds->GetSurfaceDesc(&ddsd);
if (FAILED(ddrval))
goto Exit;
// Load the bitmap resource. We''ll use LoadImage() since it''ll scale the
// image to fit our surface, and maintain the color information in the
// bitmap.
hbm = (HBITMAP)LoadImage(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(lpstrResID), IMAGE_BITMAP, ddsd.dwWidth, ddsd.dwHeight, LR_CREATEDIBSECTION);
if (hbm == NULL)
goto Exit;
// If our surface is a FOURCC YUV format, we need to do a little work to convert
// our RGB resource bitmap into the appropriate YUV format.
if (ddsd.ddpfPixelFormat.dwFlags == DDPF_FOURCC)
{
if (!CopyBitmapToYUVSurface(lpdds, hbm))
goto Exit;
}
else //Looks like we''re just using a standard RGB surface format, let GDI do the work.
{
// Create a DC and associate the bitmap with it.
hdcImage = CreateCompatibleDC(NULL);
SelectObject(hdcImage, hbm);
ddrval = lpdds->GetDC(&hdcSurf);
if (FAILED(ddrval))
goto Exit;
if (BitBlt(hdcSurf, 0, 0, ddsd.dwWidth, ddsd.dwHeight, hdcImage, 0, 0, SRCCOPY) == FALSE)
goto Exit;
}
bRetVal = TRUE;
Exit:
if (hdcSurf)
lpdds->ReleaseDC(hdcSurf);
if (hdcImage)
DeleteDC(hdcImage);
if(hbm)
DeleteObject(hbm);
return bRetVal;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: EnumAttachedCallback
//*
//* Description:
//* Callback function for EnumAttachedSurfaces(). Used to recursively
//* load each frame of the flying insect animation onto the appropriate
//* overlay surface buffer.
//****************************************************************************
HRESULT WINAPI EnumAttachedCallback(LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 lpdds, LPDDSURFACEDESC2 lpddsd, LPVOID lpContext)
{
int nResourceID = (int)lpContext;
HRESULT hr = DDENUMRET_OK;
// Check to see if we''ve gone full circle through all surfaces and are now looking at the first one again.
if (lpdds == g_lpddsOverlay)
goto Exit;
if (!LoadImageOntoSurface(lpdds, MAKEINTRESOURCE(nResourceID)))
{
hr = DDENUMRET_CANCEL;
goto Exit;
}
nResourceID++;
lpdds->EnumAttachedSurfaces((LPVOID)nResourceID, EnumAttachedCallback);
Exit:
lpdds->Release();
return DDENUMRET_OK;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: DisplayOverlay
//*
//* Description:
//* Displays the overlay on the primary surface
//****************************************************************************
BOOL DisplayOverlay()
{
HRESULT ddrval;
RECT rs, rd;
DDOVERLAYFX ovfx;
DDCAPS capsDrv;
unsigned int uStretchFactor1000;
unsigned int uDestSizeAlign, uSrcSizeAlign;
DWORD dwUpdateFlags;
if(!g_lpdd || !g_lpddsPrimary || !g_lpddsOverlay)
return FALSE;
// Get driver capabilities
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(capsDrv);
ddrval = g_lpdd->GetCaps(&capsDrv, NULL);
if (FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
// We need to check the minimum stretch. Many display adpators require that
// the overlay be stretched by a minimum amount. The stretch factor will
// usually vary with the display mode (including changes in refresh rate).
// The stretch factor is returned x1000.
uStretchFactor1000 = capsDrv.dwMinOverlayStretch>1000 ? capsDrv.dwMinOverlayStretch : 1000;
// Grab any alignment restrictions. The DDCAPS struct contains a series of
// alignment fields that are not clearly defined. They are intended for
// overlay use. It''s important to observe alignment restrictions.
// Many adapters with overlay capabilities require the overlay image be
// located on 4 or even 8 byte boundaries, and have similar restrictions
// on the overlay width (for both source and destination areas).
uDestSizeAlign = capsDrv.dwAlignSizeDest;
uSrcSizeAlign = capsDrv.dwAlignSizeSrc;
// Set the flags we''ll send to UpdateOverlay
dwUpdateFlags = DDOVER_SHOW | DDOVER_DDFX;
// Does the overlay hardware support source color keying?
// If so, we can hide the black background around the image.
// This probably won''t work with YUV formats
if (capsDrv.dwCKeyCaps & DDCKEYCAPS_SRCOVERLAY)
dwUpdateFlags |= DDOVER_KEYSRCOVERRIDE;
// Create an overlay FX structure so we can specify a source color key.
// This information is ignored if the DDOVER_SRCKEYOVERRIDE flag isn''t set.
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(ovfx);
ovfx.dckSrcColorkey.dwColorSpaceLowValue=0; // Specify black as the color key
ovfx.dckSrcColorkey.dwColorSpaceHighValue=0;
// Set up our Source Rect. This is the area of the overlay surface we
// want to display. If you want to display your entire surface and
// happen to know for certain that your surface width meets any alignment
// restrictions you can go ahead and pass NULL for the source rect in your
// calls to UpdateOverlay(). Our surface width of 320 probably will meet
// every alignment restriction, but just in case we''ll create a source rect
// and check for it.
rs.left=0; rs.top=0; // position 0,0 is already position (boundary aligned)
rs.right = 320;
rs.bottom = 240;
//Apply any size alignment restrictions if necessary.
if (capsDrv.dwCaps & DDCAPS_ALIGNSIZESRC && uSrcSizeAlign)
rs.right -= rs.right % uSrcSizeAlign;
// Set up our destination rect, indicating where we want the overlay to
// appear on the primary surface. This is where we have to take into
// account any stretch factor which may be needed to ensure the overlay is
// displayed. Really only the destination width must be stretched for the
// overlay hardware to work, but we stretch the height as well just to
// maintain a proper aspect ratio.
// Note: We use the source rect dimensions, not the surface dimensions in
// case they differ.
// UpdateOverlay will fail unless the minimum stretch value is observed.
rd.left=0; rd.top=0;
rd.right = (rs.right*uStretchFactor1000+999)/1000; // adding 999 takes care of integer truncation problems.
rd.bottom = rs.bottom*uStretchFactor1000/1000;
// It''s also important to observe any alignment restrictions on size and
// position with respect to the destination rect. Tweak the destination
// width a bit more to get the size alignment correct (Be sure to round up
// to keep any minimum stretch restrictions met). we''ll assume the
// position 0,0 is already "position aligned".
if (capsDrv.dwCaps & DDCAPS_ALIGNSIZEDEST && uDestSizeAlign)
rd.right = (int)((rd.right+uDestSizeAlign-1)/uDestSizeAlign)*uDestSizeAlign;
// Make the call to UpdateOverlay() which actually displays the overlay on
// the screen.
ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->UpdateOverlay(&rs, g_lpddsPrimary, &rd, dwUpdateFlags, &ovfx);
if(FAILED(ddrval))
{
// Ok, the call to UpdateOVerlay() failed. A likely cause is the
// driver lied about the minimum stretch needed.
// Ideally we should try upping the destination size a bit, or
// perhaps shrinking the source size so the destination stretch
// is effectively higher. For this sample, however, we''ll just
// bail!
return FALSE;
}
// Set the initial position and velocity for our overlay. We''ll actually
// move the image around using a timer proc (see MoveOverlayTimerCallback
// below).
g_nOverlayXPos = 0;
g_nOverlayYPos = 0;
g_nOverlayXVel = RANDOM_VELOCITY();
g_nOverlayYVel = RANDOM_VELOCITY();
g_nOverlayWidth = rd.right - rd.left;
g_nOverlayHeight = rd.bottom - rd.top;
g_nOverlayFlipCounter=0;
// Set the "destination position alignment" global so we won''t have to
// keep calling GetCaps() everytime we move the overlay surface.
if (capsDrv.dwCaps & DDCAPS_ALIGNBOUNDARYDEST)
g_dwOverlayXPositionAlignment = capsDrv.dwAlignBoundaryDest;
else
g_dwOverlayXPositionAlignment = 0;
return TRUE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: AreOverlaysSupported
//*
//* Description:
//* Determines whether or not the display hardware supports overlays. If
//* so, the function returns TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
//****************************************************************************
BOOL AreOverlaysSupported()
{
DDCAPS capsDrv;
HRESULT ddrval;
// Get driver capabilities to determine Overlay support.
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(capsDrv);
ddrval = g_lpdd->GetCaps(&capsDrv, NULL);
if (FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
// Does the driver support overlays in the current mode?
// (Currently the DirectDraw emulation layer does not support overlays.
// Overlay related APIs will fail without hardware support).
if (!(capsDrv.dwCaps & DDCAPS_OVERLAY))
return FALSE;
return TRUE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: CreateOverlay
//*
//* Description:
//* This is where we create the overlay surface, and put the flying insect
//* artwork on it.
//****************************************************************************
BOOL CreateOverlay()
{
DDSURFACEDESC2 ddsdOverlay;
HRESULT ddrval;
int i;
if (!g_lpdd || !g_lpddsPrimary)
return FALSE;
// It''s currently not possible to query for pixel formats supported by the
// overlay hardware (though GetFourCCCodes() usually provides a partial
// list). Instead you need to call CreateSurface() to try a variety of
// formats till one works.
INIT_DIRECTDRAW_STRUCT(ddsdOverlay);
ddsdOverlay.ddsCaps.dwCaps=DDSCAPS_OVERLAY | DDSCAPS_FLIP | DDSCAPS_COMPLEX | DDSCAPS_VIDEOMEMORY;
ddsdOverlay.dwFlags= DDSD_CAPS|DDSD_HEIGHT|DDSD_WIDTH|DDSD_BACKBUFFERCOUNT| DDSD_PIXELFORMAT;
ddsdOverlay.dwWidth=320;
ddsdOverlay.dwHeight=240;
ddsdOverlay.dwBackBufferCount=2;
// Try to create an overlay surface using one of the pixel formats in our
// global list.
i=0;
do
{
ddsdOverlay.ddpfPixelFormat=g_ddpfOverlayFormats;
// Try to create the overlay surface
ddrval = g_lpdd->CreateSurface(&ddsdOverlay, &g_lpddsOverlay, NULL);
} while( FAILED(ddrval) && (++i < NUM_OVERLAY_FORMATS) );
// If we failed to create an overlay surface, let''s try again with a single
// (non-flippable) buffer.
if(FAILED(ddrval))
{
// Just in case we''re short on video memory or the hardware doesn''t like flippable
// overlay surfaces, let''s make another pass using a single buffer.
ddsdOverlay.dwBackBufferCount=0;
ddsdOverlay.ddsCaps.dwCaps=DDSCAPS_OVERLAY | DDSCAPS_VIDEOMEMORY;
ddsdOverlay.dwFlags= DDSD_CAPS|DDSD_HEIGHT|DDSD_WIDTH|DDSD_PIXELFORMAT;
// Try to create the overlay surface
ddrval = g_lpdd->CreateSurface(&ddsdOverlay, &g_lpddsOverlay, NULL);
i=0;
do
{
ddsdOverlay.ddpfPixelFormat=g_ddpfOverlayFormats[i];
ddrval = g_lpdd->CreateSurface(&ddsdOverlay, &g_lpddsOverlay, NULL);
} while( FAILED(ddrval) && (++i < NUM_OVERLAY_FORMATS) );
// We just couldn''t create an overlay surface. Let''s exit.
if (FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
}
// Put the first bug image onto the first buffer of our complex surface.
if (!LoadImageOntoSurface(g_lpddsOverlay, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDB_BUGIMAGE1)))
return FALSE;
// This will recursively get all back buffers and load them with the appropriate image.
ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->EnumAttachedSurfaces((LPVOID)IDB_BUGIMAGE2, EnumAttachedCallback);
if(FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
return TRUE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: RestoreAllSurfaces
//****************************************************************************
BOOL RestoreAllSurfaces()
{
HRESULT ddrval;
// It''s possible that our surfaces were destroyed in a prior call to
// RestoreAllSurfaces(). If this happened we need to check for it,
// and perhaps try to recreate the surfaces.
if (!g_lpddsPrimary)
{
ddrval = CreatePrimarySurface();
if (FAILED(ddrval))
{
// We probably couldn''t recreate the primary because someone has
// exclusive mode.
g_lpddsPrimary = NULL;
return FALSE;
}
}
if(!g_lpddsOverlay)
if (!CreateOverlay())
return FALSE;
// Try Restoring the primary surface.
ddrval = g_lpddsPrimary->Restore();
if(FAILED(ddrval))
{
// If we weren''t able to restore the primary surface, It''s probably
// because some one else has exclusive mode, or the display mode
// has been changed such that our primary surface needs to be recreated
// Check to see if the mode changed on us. Is so, we''ll need to recreate
// all surfaces. (Note: we could have watched for the WM_DISPLAYCHANGE
// message as well)
if (ddrval == DDERR_WRONGMODE)
{
g_lpddsPrimary->Release();
DestroyOverlay();
g_lpddsPrimary = NULL;
g_lpddsOverlay = NULL;
return FALSE;
}
else
return FALSE;
}
// Try Restoring the overlay surface.
ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->Restore();
if (FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
// Reload artwork onto overlay
// Put the first bug image onto the first buffer of our complex surface.
if ( !LoadImageOntoSurface(g_lpddsOverlay, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDB_BUGIMAGE1)) )
return FALSE;
// This will recursively get all back buffers and load them with the appropriate image.
ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->EnumAttachedSurfaces((LPVOID)IDB_BUGIMAGE2, EnumAttachedCallback);
if(FAILED(ddrval))
return FALSE;
// Redisplay overlay
if(!DisplayOverlay())
return FALSE;
return TRUE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: MoveOverlayTimerCallback
//*
//* Description:
//* TimeProc callback for moving the overlay surface around
//****************************************************************************
void CALLBACK MoveOverlayTimerCallback(HWND hwndUnused, UINT uUnused, UINT uUnused2, DWORD dwUnused)
{
HRESULT ddrval;
DWORD dwXAligned;
// Make sure the overlay really exists before we mess with it.
if (!g_lpddsOverlay)
if (!RestoreAllSurfaces())
return;
//Add the current velocity vectors to the position.
g_nOverlayXPos += g_nOverlayXVel;
g_nOverlayYPos += g_nOverlayYVel;
// Check to see if this new position puts the overlay off the edge of the screen.
// SetOverlayPosition() won''t like that.
// Have we gone off the left edge?
if (g_nOverlayXPos < 0)
{
g_nOverlayXPos = 0;
g_nOverlayXVel = RANDOM_VELOCITY();
}
// Have we gone off the right edge?
if ( (g_nOverlayXPos+g_nOverlayWidth) > GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN))
{
g_nOverlayXPos = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN)-g_nOverlayWidth;
g_nOverlayXVel = -RANDOM_VELOCITY();
}
// Have we gone off the top edge?
if (g_nOverlayYPos < 0)
{
g_nOverlayYPos = 0;
g_nOverlayYVel = RANDOM_VELOCITY();
}
// Have we gone off the bottom edge?
if ( (g_nOverlayYPos+g_nOverlayHeight) > GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN))
{
g_nOverlayYPos = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN)-g_nOverlayHeight;
g_nOverlayYVel = -RANDOM_VELOCITY();
}
// We need to check for any alignment restrictions on the X position
if (g_dwOverlayXPositionAlignment)
dwXAligned = g_nOverlayXPos - g_nOverlayXPos % g_dwOverlayXPositionAlignment;
else
dwXAligned = g_nOverlayXPos;
// Set the overlay to it''s new position.
ddrval = g_lpddsOverlay->SetOverlayPosition(dwXAligned, g_nOverlayYPos);
if (ddrval == DDERR_SURFACELOST)
{
if (!RestoreAllSurfaces())
return;
}
// Every fourth time this timer proc is called, lets flip the overlay surface.
if (g_nOverlayFlipCounter++ > 3)
{
g_nOverlayFlipCounter = 0; // reset counter
// Flip to the next image in the sequence. This is gonna fail if we
// our overlay surface only contains one buffer (see CreateOverlay.
// This is a possibility), but the failure should be benign.
g_lpddsOverlay->Flip(NULL, DDFLIP_WAIT);
}
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: DisplayError
//* Description:
//* Displays an error message box.
//****************************************************************************
int DisplayError(HINSTANCE hInst, LPSTR lpstrErr)
{
MSGBOXPARAMS mbp;
mbp.cbSize = sizeof(mbp);
mbp.hwndOwner=NULL;
mbp.hInstance=hInst;
mbp.lpszText = lpstrErr;
mbp.lpszCaption = "Mosquito Error!";
mbp.dwStyle = MB_OK | MB_USERICON;
mbp.lpszIcon = MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDI_BUGICON);
mbp.dwContextHelpId = NULL;
mbp.lpfnMsgBoxCallback = NULL;
mbp.dwLanguageId = NULL;
return MessageBoxIndirect(&mbp);
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: MainDialogProc
//****************************************************************************
LRESULT CALLBACK MainDialogProc(HWND hDlg, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
int uTimer=0;
switch (message)
{
case WM_INITDIALOG:
// Create a timer to periodically move the overlay image around.
uTimer = SetTimer(NULL, 0, 50, (TIMERPROC)MoveOverlayTimerCallback);
break;
case WM_COMMAND:
// Check to see if the "Quit" button was clicked.
if ( IDQUIT == LOWORD(wParam))
{
KillTimer(NULL, uTimer);
EndDialog(hDlg, TRUE);
return (TRUE);
}
break;
case WM_CLOSE:
KillTimer(NULL, uTimer);
EndDialog(hDlg, TRUE);
return (TRUE);
}
return FALSE;
}
//****************************************************************************
//* Function: WinMain(HANDLE, HANDLE, LPSTR, int)
//*
//* Description:
//* Entry point for the application. Since we use a simple dialog for
//* user interaction we don''t need to pump messages.
//*
//****************************************************************************
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
// Call DirectDraw Initialization function
if (!InitDirectDraw())
return FALSE;
if (!AreOverlaysSupported())
{
// Display an error dialog if the hardware doesn''t support overlays.
DisplayError(hInstance, NO_OVERLAY_HARDWARE);
return FALSE;
}
if (!CreateOverlay())
{
// display an error dialog if we couldn''t create the overlay.
DisplayError(hInstance, UNABLE_TO_CREATE_OVERLAY);
return FALSE;
}
if (!DisplayOverlay())
{
// Display an error dialog if we couldn''t display the overlay.
DisplayError(hInstance, UNABLE_TO_DISPLAY_OVERLAY);
return FALSE;
}
// Display our "Quit" dialog box. As part of it''s initialization it''ll get the overlay going.
DialogBox(hInstance, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_QUITDIALOG), NULL, (DLGPROC)MainDialogProc);
DestroyOverlay();
FreeDirectDraw();
lpCmdLine; // This will prevent ''unused formal parameter'' warnings
return TRUE;
}
