Yeah, it doesn't do anything. I left out the headers and the sta pf0, pf1, and$
You've also noted the significant absence of vsync. That's intentional.
This is a calibration script for the CyberTech Video Card. I don't have my
oscilloscope here at school. I only have access to a scope that has no
video trigger, so I can't use my regular test program. All this does is give
me colors 0, 1, 8 (or 9), and 15. It also gives me luma values 7, 3, and 0.
All of this shows up on one line. That line is drawn forever, without
changing at all.
I've fixed the obvious problems and hand assembled some working code.
It does exactly what I need it to do.
Thanks to everyone who helped!
-Chris
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Thomas Jentzsch wrote:
> Dennis wrote:
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> > I'm sure you'll get a lot of response to this :-)
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> > This doesn't do anything visibly. What is the intent of this? Did you need
> > to draw something using PF graphics?
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> Even after enabling the PF graphics, I still don't understand what it should
> do (except for displaying different PF-colors in one row).
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> Is it intentional that VSYNC etc. are all missing?
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> Have fun!
> Thomas
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