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Started by Lady of the BitMode
Tue, 10 Nov 1992 01:17
Turbo-C bitmap format
Author: Lady of the BitMode
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 01:17
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 01:17
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Hello. I'm using Turbo-C 3.0 soon tobe using 3.1. I've been playing with graphics and want to now the format of a turbo-c bitmap produced by getimage() function. I know that the must specify the mask map for colors and also the bit configuration. But DO they have to specified the color for each bit ? If so, the an image of 8 x 8 pixels would require: 8 * 8 bits * 4 bits = 256bits = 32bytes But in order to address a particular bit it appear to that they would have to do so shifting and also set each bit a time, this would entail 256 calls to outport command to 256 access to register and or memory data. THis doesn't sound very efficient to me. Is, there a better way or is that just what the people at Borland do? I'm very curious to know how they, and you, do this. Thankyou: Erica C. Ramsey
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