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The architecture of GDDM/graPHIGS comprised several key components. The graphics kernel was responsible for processing drawing commands and managing the internal representation of graphical data. The workstation interface handled the interaction with specific display devices, such as terminals and printers.
The application interface provided the programming calls that developers used to create graphics. Communication between these components occurred through internal function calls and data structures within the GDDM environment. Data storage relied on the underlying GDDM system, which managed the display data.
There were no specific database or storage mechanisms beyond what GDDM provided. Network requirements were minimal, as the system primarily operated within the z/VM environment. The product is not supported; migrate to modern graphics libraries.
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