Re: dss2 and dsi

2009-04-30 Thread Grazvydas Ignotas
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 8:26 PM, Rebecca Schultz Zavin
 wrote:
> I have a question on the intended use of pan_display v. the
> update_window ioctl in dss2.  I'm using a dsi panel and it seems like
> the only way I can get new data out to the display is by calling
> display->update.  The only place that seems to be called is from a
> couple of the ioctls, mainly update_window.  Is the intention that you
> use update_window to compose the screen?  Android uses pan_display to
> flip between a front and back copy of the frame buffer, and if it's
> available on the hardware, to send a partial update.  On the dss2
> framework those calls never cause anything to be sent to the dsi
> panel.  Should we be calling the update_window ioctl?

I think Tomi asked to CC him (added) when mailing about DSS2 issues.
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Fwd: dss2 and dsi

2009-04-29 Thread Rebecca Schultz Zavin
I have a question on the intended use of pan_display v. the
update_window ioctl in dss2.  I'm using a dsi panel and it seems like
the only way I can get new data out to the display is by calling
display->update.  The only place that seems to be called is from a
couple of the ioctls, mainly update_window.  Is the intention that you
use update_window to compose the screen?  Android uses pan_display to
flip between a front and back copy of the frame buffer, and if it's
available on the hardware, to send a partial update.  On the dss2
framework those calls never cause anything to be sent to the dsi
panel.  Should we be calling the update_window ioctl?


Rebecca
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