Re: Advices for a lcd driver design. (suite)

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--- Lukasz Stelmach <[email protected]> a écrit :

> moreau francis napisaÅ?(a):
> 
> > well I already looked at framebuffers and choose to not use them because
> > t6963c controller does not have a frame buffer memory that can be accessed
> > by using mmap.
> [...]
> > am I wrong in my choice ?
> 
> I think the "buffer" could be shadowed in kernel and updated periodically.
>

Ok I can try using frame buffer, but I'm afraid to use such code for such
small graphic device. Maybe for the start I can forget use "mmap" and use only
"write" method ?
Do you know if I can find an example in kernel code for such implementation ?
 
> 
> Yes and no. No because framebuffer is about drawing graphics not text
> and yest for there is fbcon console driver on top of the framebuffer. At
> least AFAIK.
> 

does that mean once there is fbcon console driver set up on top of framebuffer
I can't use anymore /dev/fb for drawing graphics ?

> BTW, have you seen these
> http://www.skippari.net/lcd/t6963c_prog.html
> http://wwwthep.physik.uni-mainz.de/~frink/lcd-t6963c-0.1/README.html
> 

yeah, but there's only one driver that uses text console implementation
and it can't be accessed for drawing graphics.

thanks

           Francis


	

	
		
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