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A library to port GDI code to DirectX/OpenGL?

I have some old MFC program using GDI heavily for drawing of texts and vectors. The program is scheduled to be rewritten in the future using DirectX/OpenGL. In the meantime, is there any library which acts as a simple wrapper that could replace GDI for one of these hardware accelerated APIs to improve performance?

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Give cairo+glitz a try.

genpfault  2010-04-30 17:29:36

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