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I have been working on GDI previously. It is fine, but all the graphics libraries including GDI have limits.

Eg:- Let's say you want to create a gradient with GDI (or any other API), of course they're pre-defined functions for you to use. But What if I want to create my own function for a gradient effect. Maybe with the SetPixel() function.

But those APIs (GDI, GDI+ ....) are high level APIs. Creating such effects with a high level library slows down the program (because, there's a long pipeline from a GDI call to the Graphics Card).

So, What is the lowest possible level of graphics programming on Windows ? Can I program directly to the GPU ? Or Are there any low level Graphics libraries available on Windows ?
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