struct RED::GPUID

Data record for a graphic card supported by REDsdk. More...

#include <REDIGraphicDevice.h>

Public variables:

int	_asicID
char	_chipset [16]
char	_driver_lin_32 [64]
char	_driver_lin_64 [64]
char	_driver_win_2000 [64]
char	_driver_win_eight_32 [64]
char	_driver_win_eight_64 [64]
char	_driver_win_seven_32 [64]
char	_driver_win_seven_64 [64]
char	_driver_win_ten_32 [64]
char	_driver_win_ten_64 [64]
char	_driver_win_vista_32 [64]
char	_driver_win_vista_64 [64]
char	_driver_win_xp_32 [64]
char	_driver_win_xp_64 [64]
char	_name [128]
RED::HARDWARE_PLATFORM	_redclass
int	_vendorID

Detailed description:

Data record for a graphic card supported by REDsdk.

This structure is returned by the RED::IGraphicDevice interface whenever a query has to return informations on a specific graphic card. It contains recommended driver versions for all operating systems; among these versions, we have several cases:

The version string is RED_HW_UNSUPPORTED_CONFIGURATION ( "Unsupported hardware configuration"): this corresponds to hardware configurations installed on operating systems that are not valid: for example a NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 installed on Windows 7, or an ATI Radeon HD 4870 running on Windows 2000. See the RED_HW_UNSUPPORTED_CONFIGURATION define for details.
The version string is RED_HW_USE_OEM_VERSION ("Use OEM recommended driver"). This corresponds to mobility GPU chipsets. In this case, we can't recommend any driver version as the mobile hardware designer (the Original Equipment Manufacturer) is in charge of selecting a driver version to use for its hardware.
The version string is RED_HW_OS_PROPRIETARY_DRIVER. This indicates that for a specific operating system, we can't choose or recommend any graphic driver version, as this is the choice of the operating system. Windows 10 own specific driver revisions that can be customized, but that'll be overriden by the Windows update system, unless Windows updates can be disabled.
The version string is empty. This corresponds to an unknown GPU. This may be returned by RED::IGraphicDevice::GetLocalGPUs.