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Subject: Re: Best way to put an array-based pixmap on a screen?
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In response to the original message (which google doesn't have for some reason)...

I don't think this is harder than working with X11 directly, it's significantly easier:

https://github.com/Lucretia/sdlada/blob/master/test/stream2.adb line 183 which would give you per pixel access on a packed record each component being 8-bits, ARGB.

I still have to change the array discriminants to start at 0 instead of 1, because that just makes things easier with these particular pixel arrays.