In the context of (RAD Game Tools) or similar low-level graphics programming, registering a frame buffer is typically done via a structured API call.
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typedef struct BinkFrameBuffer8Desc U32 struct_size; // Sizeof(this) for versioning void* buffer_ptr; // Your 8-bit target S32 stride; // Scanline stride in bytes U32 frame_number_tag; // Application-provided frame ID U32 sync_flags; // BIT0: Write-combine flush, BIT1: GPU-ready flag void (*sync_callback)(U32 tag, void* user); // Fence callback void* user_data; BinkFrameBuffer8Desc; In the context of (RAD Game Tools) or
Implementing this command yields tangible improvements: // Sizeof(this) for versioning void* buffer_ptr