[samograd]

@julesrms: I'm looking through the docs and can't find the answer: Do the drawing functions support anti-aliased 2d primitives (lines, circles, etc)? I'm looking for a C++ 'Canvas' type object that's requires very little code setup; just let me open a window and give me an anti-aliased drawing surface. Could JUCE help me with that?

[julesrms]

Yep, tons of anti-aliased 2D stuff, using either a 100% software renderer, CoreGraphics, or an openGL shader based renderer.

[samograd]

Thanks, I'll take a closer look then. How do you think it would handle with rendering massive images for canvas printing, like, say 3'x2'@300dpi or bigger pixels?

[julesrms]

Yeah, I'm sure that'd work fine. The Image class itself doesn't have any size limits. I guess that the openGL engine might hit GPU limits on texture size, but the software renderer should handle anything you throw at it.