[Bug 5310] GDI32.SwapBuffers should call OPENGL32.wglSwapBuffers, not vice versa

Nov. 14, 2006


      http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5310


------- Additional Comments From frank.richter(a)gmail.com  2006-14-11 16:01 -------
The reason for glIntercept going the way it does is probably simplicity, for
both the user and developer: having a drop-in opengl32.dll makes it easy to
enable/disable glintercept as needed; and the developer does not have the mess
with potentially problematic things like hooking gdi32 function calls.
Why Windows does GDI32->opengl32 I don't entirely know; one reason might be to
ease the life for ICD developers so they have also control about things like
pixel format. Possibly gdi32 doesn't do forwarding alone but wraps the wgl calls
in some way.

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