Difference between revisions of "Bdisp AllClr VRAM"
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− | + | | synopsis = Clears the contents of VRAM with white pixels. | |
− | Clears the contents of VRAM with white pixels. | + | | comments = It's not suggested you use this syscall to clear VRAM if speed is important. Instead do 32-bit writes as (partially) described in [[Display#Optimization]]. If you will be redrawing the entire display anyway, there is no need to clear VRAM in any case. |
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Revision as of 23:48, 16 May 2012
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Function signature: void Bdisp_AllClr_VRAM(void)
Clears the contents of VRAM with white pixels.
Comments
It's not suggested you use this syscall to clear VRAM if speed is important. Instead do 32-bit writes as (partially) described in Display#Optimization. If you will be redrawing the entire display anyway, there is no need to clear VRAM in any case.