> If using writepixel, there need be 16 writes to videomemory.
> When using the native HGC linedraw, there need be only 4 writes to videomem.
>
> Also, the algo. uses an incrementing form of bresenham. Very standard,
> yes. But the incrementing scheme takes into account the bizarre
> HGC memory layout.
>
> Regards,
> Jakob Eriksson
>
>
Why not take the approach that Linux takes with the module:
Create the driver structure, have the primitives referenced in the
driver structure. If the driver doesn't implement a primitive, set
the structure member to NULL, and the driver loader will take care
to use the builtin function. EG:
struct driver {
ptr_t hline
ptr_t vline
ptr_t bline
...
} DRIVER;
struct driver herc_card[]={
herc_hline,
herc_vline,
NULL
};
That way you can have driver optimized primitives or rely on the default,
which just calls write_pixel.
--Perry
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