Display Format Considerations training #1120
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| First and foremost, grayscale displays can represent a range of | ||
| shades between black and white, while monochrome displays can only |
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not true according to you write just after by mentioning C4 and C2. I'd rather talk about grayscale, wouldn't you?
| represent two colors: black and white. | ||
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| The below document assumes that a monochrome format is a | ||
| grayscale format with only two possible shades: black and white (1 bit per pixel). |
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In your 1st example, you start with C4 (as we discussed together). I haven't read the rest yet, but when we only read the start of the document, it's strange
| * Example: if a red rectangle is drawn, | ||
| the color will converted using the color conversion algorithm | ||
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strange: there is an extra line in the generated note
| **Detect Display Format at Runtime** | ||
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| If needed, the APIs of the ``Display`` class can be used to detect the display | ||
| format on the application side (``isColor``, ``getPixelDepth``). |
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add some links to the microui api ?
| For ``C1`` format, be aware that memory alignment constraints can potentially increase the results | ||
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According to me, there are too many sub chapters. We can discuss together
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| Only the algorithms used in the application are embedded in the final executable. | ||
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| **Graphical Engine** |
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Graphics Engine (to check everywhere)
| * If there are no images embedded in ``ARGB8888`` format in the application, | ||
| the color conversion algorithm from ``ARGB8888`` to ``C1`` can be removed. | ||
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| Note that the Graphical Engine is already footprint optimized. |
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why it is not a "note" ?
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this image is cool, why isn't it visible in the document?
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