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GraphicsV 10

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Graphics Vector (42)

Entry  
R0 Entry type:
0: Normal entry
1: Border
2: Pointer
R1 Colour
R2 Palette index
R4 Bits 0-23: 10 (reason code)
Bits 24-31: Display number
Exit  
R4 0
- All other registers preserved

Use

The kernel issues this call to instruct the driver to update the display palette. The appropriate driver should respond by performing the requested action and setting R4 to 0 to claim the call.

For details of the colour formats used with the different palettes, see GraphicsV palette colours.

Notes

The default claimant of this call is the kernel. If the call is left unclaimed, and the call was for display 0, the kernel will claim it by setting R4 to 0 and call HAL_VideoWritePaletteEntry.

See also

  • GraphicsV
  • GraphicsV palette colours
  • Software Vector Numbers
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