Hi 亲们，
Need some clarification on the reduced/indexed color mode of the display.
Call
Code: Bdisp_EnableColor(0)
, then what? Should I still write pixel data to VRAM? If yes, then what's the pixel format of VRAM, still 2 bytes per pixel, or one byte per pixel, with the LSB 3 bits for color?
Thanks. Peace,
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si
si wrote:
Hi 亲们，
Need some clarification on the reduced/indexed color mode of the display.
Call
Code: Bdisp_EnableColor(0)
, then what? Should I still write pixel data to VRAM? If yes, then what's the pixel format of VRAM, still 2 bytes per pixel, or one byte per pixel, with the LSB 3 bits for color?
Thanks. Peace,
--
si
AFAIK, You should be able to write to VRAM as normal.
The wiki does mention it's supposed to save memory, so I'm not sure. (Especially since writing large amounts of data to VRAM is a common bottleneck, due to the limited RAM writing speed.)
What I'm sure is Bdisp functions keep working like normal in 16-bit mode without querying the flag.
hmmm... still not get the point. forget it for now, and stick with rgb565.
thanks anyway, @Lephe @dr-carlos
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si
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