Difference between revisions of "DCSE:BasicLibs:xLIBCSetup"
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===SetSpeed=== | ===SetSpeed=== | ||
'''real(0,2,0)''': Disable fast (15MHz) mode, switching to 6MHz mode<br> | '''real(0,2,0)''': Disable fast (15MHz) mode, switching to 6MHz mode<br> | ||
− | '''real(0,2,1)''': Enable fast (15MHz) mode | + | '''real(0,2,1)''': Enable fast (15MHz) mode<br> |
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Note that the default CPU speed is 15MHz | ||
===SetupColorMode=== | ===SetupColorMode=== |
Revision as of 23:42, 23 October 2013
This routine is only available on Doors CSE 8.0 and later for the color-screen TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition.
Contents
Description
Utility functions used when setting up an xLIBC program. real(0,0) gets the current xLIBC version, real(0,1,<bool>) turns half-resolution mode on or off, and real(0,20,<bool>) turns fast (15MHz) mode on or off.
Technical Details
GetXLIBCVersion
real(0,0): Returns version in Ans
SetupGraphics
real(0,1,1,REDRAW_STATUS): Enable half-resolution (160x240-pixel) mode
real(0,1,0,REDRAW_STATUS): Disable half-resolution (160x240-pixel) mode
REDRAW_STATUS = 1 to redraw the status area at the top of the screen, 0 otherwise.
SetSpeed
real(0,2,0): Disable fast (15MHz) mode, switching to 6MHz mode
real(0,2,1): Enable fast (15MHz) mode
Note that the default CPU speed is 15MHz
SetupColorMode
real(0,3,VALUE):
VALUE defines action to take:
0 = FULL colour
1 = 8COLOUR
2 = COLOURINVERT
3 = COLOURINVERTOFF (restore to normal)
4 = FILLSCREEN
To invert the colours on the screen:
real(0,3,2
To restore the colours back to normal:
real(0,3,2
This is because inverting something twice will restore it back to nomral.
To restore the colours back to normal when you dont know the previous state of the screen:
real(0,3,3
To FILL the screen (active GRAM side only) with a colour from the standard xLIB 256 colour palette:
real(0,3,4,COLOUR,UPDATELCD