Re: why does the lcd display so lag.


Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote:

[Please don't top-post. Fixed.]

So basically, it means you have no idea where the bottleneck is.
You only know that by the time the contents arrive on the screen,
they're too late.

But how on earth could "to twinkle" apply to an LCD screen? I don't
think that term has any recognized meaning other than those applied to
stars in the sky, and maybe to jewels.

Anyway, text output may not be the best test case here. Text output
over a graphical display pipeline like X11 involves considerable work,
which often has to be done by software. Try whooshing a small
graphical object (a short line, maybe even a single dot) around,
instead.
we need a stable text out function. so text experiment is applied.

What kind of LCD controller do you use? Does it have any kind of
hardware support for drawing of 2D graphics primitives? If so, is
there a proper X server for it, or are you relying on the framebuffer
server?

Hynix H7202 contains a module for LCD controlling. It support the
framebuffer.
we are using miniGUI as our graphics engine.
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