XGA/SVGA bitmap driver Sync issue fixed!
August 17th, 2009Thanks to Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) from the forum, the Sync issue is no more!
He posted a nice, small, very clear example of synchronizing multiple cog’s counters, and it allowed me to spot the difference from what he was doing, and what I was doing different.
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I’ve uploaded an XGA and an SVGA driver to the downloads page – it is currently extremely slow to write to the bitmap, but I am working on that – by the weekend it will NOT be slow any more (well, at least not the SVGA one; XGA hogs most of the memory bandwidth just for refreshing the screen)
