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Re: SVGA, information wanted

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From: Joe Huffman
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 11:06
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cslewis@vesta.unm.edu () writes:

>I've been doing some SVGA programming over the last few days.
> ... stuff deleted...
>I've been experimenting with mode 105h (1024 x 767 x 256 colors).
>int 4f01h says that this mode uses 8 bits per byte, not bitplanes,
>with 12 64k windows.  I'm trying to draw pixels using write mode 2
>but they come out looking weird, as if there are bitplanes that I'm
>not handling correctly.

>Can anyone else give more information about working in SVGA mode?
>Please post or email.  Otherwise, I can followup with some more
>info.

For mode 105h, it is just put it into that mode, then write one byte for
each pixel.  Don't worry about 'write modes' and I/O ports and registers.

Get the VESA standard... it is a big help and it is free.

VESA
Suite 360
2150 North First Street
San Jose, CA 95131-2020

Voice: 408-435-0333
FAX:   408-435-8225

Or use a graphic library that supports VESA.  My company sells one -- if 
you are interested send me email with an snail mail address and we'll send
you a demo disk.

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Subject: Re: SVGA, information wanted
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Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 11:06:14 GMT
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