getConnectionCount
Reports the number of display connections the device supports, driven from one framebuffer.
Declaration
virtual IOItemCount getConnectionCount(
void );Return Value
A count of the number of display connections reported by the framebuffer. Current versions of macOS only support one connection completely.
Overview
IOFramebuffer subclasses may implement functionality where a single framebuffer drives multiple displays. This is not recommended or fully supported and instead multihead cards should implement multiple instances of IOFramebuffer objects to provide full functionality.
See Also
Miscellaneous
connectFlagsconvertCursorImagedoI2CRequestenableControllerflushCursorgetApertureRangegetAppleSensegetAttributegetAttributeForConnectiongetCurrentDisplayMode(IODisplayModeID *, IOIndex *)getDDCBlockgetDisplayModeCountgetDisplayModesgetInformationForDisplayModegetPixelFormatsgetPixelFormatsForDisplayModegetPixelInformationgetStartupDisplayModegetTimingInfoForDisplayModegetVRAMRangehandleEventhasDDCConnectreadDDCClockreadDDCDataregisterForInterruptTypesetApertureEnablesetAttributesetAttributeForConnectionsetCLUTWithEntriessetCurrentDisplayModesetCursorImagesetCursorStatesetDDCClocksetDDCDatasetDetailedTimingssetDisplayModesetGammaTablesetInterruptStatesetStartupDisplayModeunregisterInterrupt(void *)unregisterInterrupt(void *, UInt32)validateDetailedTiming