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Article #31989Re: Screen memory format (Correction?)
From: unpowell
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1988 16:21
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1988 16:21
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In article <429@mks.UUCP>, wheels@mks.UUCP (Gerry Wheeler) writes:
> The illogical method is the one that is used. In low res mode, you have
> to visualise the memory as sets of four words. The corresponding bits
> in each of the words are the four bits that specify the entry in the
> palette. For example, if the words are:
>
> 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx $78000
> 0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx $78002
> 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx $78004
> 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx $78006
>
> then the bits of the first pixel are 1011.
The bits of this pixel are, in fact, 1101. ($78000 is the least significant
word, whereas $78006 is the most). So the colour in pallette 1101=13 (dec.) will
be displayed for this pixel.
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