Missing pixels while drawing on the screen

[rahul_kumar]

I am trying to draw new shapes by setting the buffer for each pixel and the corresponding values for each pixel i.e red,green,alpha.blue.
but to my dismay i have been noticing many times that always few pixels miss in the shapes..
can anyone provide the reason for this..

Following are the code snipets:-

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nt DrawGLScene(GLvoid)									// Here's Where We Do All The Drawing
  {
	glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);	// Clear Screen And Depth Buffer
	float  varray[]={0.0,-200.0,-50.0,50,-40,-50};
    p1=MyCalculations(20,0,-20);
	p2=MyCalculations(20,40,-40);
	p3=MyCalculations(-20,40,-40);
	p4=MyCalculations(-20,0,-20);
	p5=MyCalculations(0,80,-30);
	//new Vertices(varray);
 
	Draw_Line(p1,p5);
	Draw_Line(p2,p5);
	Draw_Line(p3,p5);
	Draw_Line(p4,p5);
	Draw_Line(p1,p2);
	Draw_Line(p2,p3);
	Draw_Line(p3,p4);
	Draw_Line(p4,p1);
 
 
	DrawBuffer *obj= new DrawBuffer((int)screenWidth,(int)screenHeight,colourbuffer);
	obj->Draw();
 
	return TRUE;	
 
}

//Drawline function

 
void Draw_Line(point p1,point p2)
{
	 point pl=(p1.x<p2.x?p1:p2);
	 point pr=(p1.x>p2.x?p1:p2); 
	 float m=(pr.y-pl.y)/(pr.x-pl.x);
	 int k=0;
 
	 for(k=pl.x;k<pr.x;k++)
	  {
			int y=pl.y+(m*(k-pl.x));
 			colourbuffer[(int)(y*screenWidth + k)*4 + 0]=1;
			colourbuffer[(int)(y*screenWidth + k)*4 + 1]=0;
			colourbuffer[(int)(y*screenWidth + k)*4 + 2]=1;
			colourbuffer[(int)(y*screenWidth + k)*4 + 3]=1;
	  } 
 
}

//Drawbufferfunction

void DrawBuffer::Draw()
{
	int SCREEN_WIDTH = _screenWidth;
	int SCREEN_HEIGHT = _screenHeight;
 
	glClearColor(1,1,1,0);
	glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
 
	glBegin(GL_POINTS);
 
	for(int y=0;y<_screenHeight;y++)
	{
		for(int x=0;x<_screenWidth;x++)
		{
			unsigned char r = 255*_colorBuffer[ (y*SCREEN_WIDTH + x)*4 + 0];
			unsigned char g = 255*_colorBuffer[ (y*SCREEN_WIDTH + x)*4 + 1];
			unsigned char b = 255*_colorBuffer[ (y*SCREEN_WIDTH + x)*4 + 2];
			unsigned char a = 255*_colorBuffer[ (y*SCREEN_WIDTH + x)*4 + 3]; 
 
			if(b == 0)
			{
				int c = 10;
			}
 
			glColor4ub(r,g,b,a);
			glVertex2i(x,y);
		}
	}

[tonyo_au]

You don't show the view matrix settings. You may be getting a scaling problem when the vertex is converted from integer to float.