Wolfgang Denk wrote:
That's why we implemented drivers fopr the Coral-P which are
independedt of the byte-order (and available under GPL).
Do you meaean that responsibility of byte order is left to application
level ?
Linux fbdev just maps display memory to user application space and so it
cant do anything for how R,G,B bits are ordered within word. It is
then responsibility to GUI-engine ( X-server, Embedded-QT ) to
handle this ordering.
Kate
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