81. The system of claim 77 , wherein each control word of the plurality of control words comprises: a starting or an ending x-coordinate and y-coordinate for a corresponding line or curve segment for the graphical image; a first memory address for line style array for a corresponding line or curve segment for the graphical image; and a second memory address for fill style array for a plurality of line or curve segments comprising the graphical image.
77. A system for processing a data file for visual display of a graphical image, the data file comprising at least one description of the graphical image in a non-pixel-bitmap form, the data file further comprising data which is not fully compiled to executable machine code, the system comprising: a network input and output interface to receive the data file; a first memory; first circuitry to parse the data file into a plurality of descriptive elements and a corresponding plurality of variable length operand data sets, the plurality of descriptive elements specifying the graphical image in a non-pixel-by-pixel form; second circuitry to convert each descriptive element of the plurality of descriptive elements into a corresponding operational code of a plurality of operational codes, each corresponding operational code comprising at least one graphical primitive instruction for native execution or comprising a memory pointer to an address in the first memory having a sequence of graphical primitive instructions for native execution; third circuitry to directly convert each variable length operand data set of the corresponding plurality of variable length operand data sets into one or more control words and store the one or more control words in the first memory, each control word comprising operand data and one or more control bits in predetermined fields for the native execution of the one or more graphical primitive instructions; and fourth circuitry to directly execute the one or more graphical primitive instructions using the one or more control words to generate pixel data for the graphical image; and a frame buffer to store the pixel data.