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- Limit the maximum size to 40x16 (240x128 pixel) and change the RAM locations to make use of 8 KB only. (If one's display is larger and has more memory this may have to be changed.) - Drive control lines using defines from lpt-port.h without using a function. - Use timing.h for delays (which are now optional). - Remove any use of the graphic area and mode settings, except for optionally clearing of graphic memory on start-up. - Remove any cursor related stuff. - Handle displays correctly which width (in pixels) is not a multiple of the cellwidth (e.g. 128x64). - Remove double buffering (display updates are already really fast). - Update text and font memory using AUTO WRITE function. - Remove the bignum stub. Now at least something is displayed. - Fix character offset for bar graphs. - Make local functions static and inline the most commonly used read / write functions.
README.docbook -------------- The documentation for LCDproc is written in DocBook, to be exact: DocBook V4.x XML. You can generate the documentation of LCDproc using 'xmlto', which is a shell-script frontend to an XML toolchain. Get it from http://cyberelk.net/tim/software/xmlto/ or pre-packaged from your distribution. To convert the User Guide to a single XHTML document, simply do: $ xmlto xhtml-nochunks lcdproc-user.docbook See xlmto's man page for further conversion targets. In earlier releases it was possible to convert the LCDproc documentation using the Docbook utilities, but unfortunately this is not possible any more. $ docbook2html lcdproc-user.docbook should create HTML documents, but currently fails. Unfortunately I am not expert enough in DocBook and SGML to find out why. If you find out the cause of this failure, please do not hesitate to post the fix tho the LCDproc mailing list. Peter Marschall