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Article #7576Re: asd
From: Matt Crowd
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 1990 10:21
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 1990 10:21
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In article <925@boing.UUCP> dale@boing.UUCP (Dale Luck) writes:
>in a way to use 100% of the available memory bandwidth. At the same time it
>keeps track of 4 address registers, incrementing to the next memory locations
>and checking for end of line and rectangle conditions. Applying modules when
>necessary. Amd no empty memory cycles.
This is correct is it? My reading of the Amiga System Programmers
Guide was that the blitter was assigned either odd/even (can't
remember which) and that was all it could use. I was not impressed
at the thought of empty memory cycles, so I am hopeful that the
Abacus book is wrong again, or at least badly written.
>Dale Luck
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>Dale Luck GfxBase/Boing, Inc.
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