if (!ReadFile(hFile, (LPBYTE)&bmfHeader, sizeof (BITMAPFILEHEADER),
&dwRead, NULL))
goto ErrExit;
if (sizeof (BITMAPFILEHEADER) != dwRead)
goto ErrExit;
if (bmfHeader.bfType != 0x4d42) // 'BM'
goto ErrExit;
// read the BITMAPINFOHEADER
if (!ReadFile(hFile, (LPBYTE)lpbi, sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER), &dwRead,
NULL))
goto ErrExit;
if (sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER) != dwRead)
goto ErrExit;
// Check to see that it's a Windows DIB -- an OS/2 DIB would cause
// strange problems with the rest of the DIB API since the fields
// in the header are different and the color table entries are
// smaller.
//
// If it's not a Windows DIB (e.g. if biSize is wrong), return NULL.
if (lpbi->biSize == sizeof(BITMAPCOREHEADER))
goto ErrExit;
// Now determine the size of the color table and read it. Since the
// bitmap bits are offset in the file by bfOffBits, we need to do some
// special processing here to make sure the bits directly follow
// the color table (because that's the format we are susposed to pass
// back)
if (!(nNumColors = (UINT)lpbi->biClrUsed))
{
// no color table for 24-bit, default size otherwise
if (lpbi->biBitCount != 24)
nNumColors = 1 << lpbi->biBitCount; // standard size table
}
// fill in some default values if they are zero
if (lpbi->biClrUsed == 0)
lpbi->biClrUsed = nNumColors;
// If the bfOffBits field is non-zero, then the bits might *not* be
// directly following the color table in the file. Use the value in
// bfOffBits to seek the bits.
if (bmfHeader.bfOffBits != 0L)
SetFilePointer(hFile, bmfHeader.bfOffBits, NULL, FILE_BEGIN);
if (ReadFile(hFile, (LPBYTE)lpbi + offBits, lpbi->biSizeImage, &dwRead,
NULL))
goto OKExit;