b_readme.txt Driver File Contents (vpvision0.5_source.zip)

/* b_readme.txt */

/* b)litter readme */

/* Explanation of blitter file names */

#if 0
First character : "b" is used to group the blitters together on sort

Next two characters  are for source to destination bitdepths (pixel).
16-16, 16-8, 24-24,  we will use 16=s, 24=f, 32=t, 8=e  we will use the
letters s,f,t,e.

Next character is a mode (0-3) such as same, stretch, and bright (implemented
with interpolation or otherwise).

Next character is another mode 0,1, or 2 denoting dumb, smart, or fat-freddy

Next character v is for VESA

Examples

bss00.c is a simple sixteen to sixteen blitter with not stretch and dumb
as a box of rocks.

bse22v.c is a Scott LaVarnway special,  god bless his heart for doing these
funky blitters.  This would be a s)ixteen to e)ight bit vesa blitter doing
stretch bright horizontally interpolated (hi-compriession, aka FatFreddy).
#endif
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