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About Olaf Piesche
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Any general 3D graphics and math related question, any OpenGL related question, including but not limited to, rendering pipelines, optimization, shading, vertex and fragment processing, special effects.

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4 years of gaming industry experience, 6 years of OpenGL experience, 9 years of general 3D graphics experience.

 
   

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Topic: 3D Graphics/Virtual Reality



Expert: Olaf Piesche
Date: 3/15/2005
Subject: vga

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sir,


     iam designing the code in c that is used to support the fonts and the graphics during booting of operating  system, so is this possible using svga library ? if possible please  tell me about way we can do that programe


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Which kind of library you're using to display text during OS bootup very much depends on several factors. Number one is, which operating system are we talking about? Are any video drivers, other than a generic SVGA driver loaded at the time your code is called?

Generally, any type of rendering consists of writing things into a frame buffer - how this is done, depends on the type of frame buffer that is initialized, which functionality the library you plan on using provides, how it ties in with the video hardware, and what your code knows about the video system at the time you start rendering.


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