What is GDI?

GDI (Graphics Device Interface) is a core component of Microsoft Windows that provides an API for applications to interact with graphics hardware, such as monitors and printers. It is used for drawing text, shapes, and images on the screen or other output devices. GDI allows developers to create graphical user interfaces and handle graphical output in a device-independent manner.

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What other technologies are related to GDI?

GDI Complementary Technologies

GDI+

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GDI+ is the successor to GDI, providing an object-oriented API and additional features for graphics rendering, making it a strong complement.

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Which job functions commonly mention GDI?

Infrastructure Engineer

21 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention GDI

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Systems Engineer

20 Systems Engineer jobs mention GDI

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Software Engineer

88 Software Engineer jobs mention GDI

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Engineer

116 Engineer jobs mention GDI

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Operations

42 Operations jobs mention GDI

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Which organizations are mentioning GDI?

Oracle

Scientific and Technical Services

Altair Engineering

Information

Microsoft

Scientific and Technical Services

Samsung Electronics

Manufacturing

Walmart

Retail Trade

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