Module remarkable::mxc_types
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Structs
| Bitfield |
Bitfield which is a part of VarScreeninfo. |
| FixScreeninfo |
Struct as defined in /usr/include/linux/fb.h Note: type is a keyword in Rust and therefore has been changed to fb_type. |
| VarScreeninfo |
Struct as defined in /usr/include/linux/fb.h |
| fb_bitfield | |
| fb_var_screeninfo | |
| ioctl_intercept_event | |
| mxcfb_alt_buffer_data | |
| mxcfb_rect | |
| mxcfb_update_data | |
| mxcfb_update_marker_data |
Enums
| auto_update_mode | |
| display_temp | |
| dither_mode | |
| mxcfb_ioctl | |
| update_mode | |
| update_scheme | |
| waveform_mode |
Constants
| DISPLAYHEIGHT | |
| DISPLAYWIDTH | |
| DRAWING_QUANT_BIT |
xochitl tends to draw with these but there are many more |
| DRAWING_QUANT_BIT_2 | |
| DRAWING_QUANT_BIT_3 | |
| EPDC_FLAG_ENABLE_INVERSION |
If no processing required, skip update processing No processing means: |
| EPDC_FLAG_FORCE_MONOCHROME |
Enables PXP_LUT_BLACK_WHITE transform on the buffer |
| EPDC_FLAG_GROUP_UPDATE | |
| EPDC_FLAG_TEST_COLLISION |
An update won't be merged upon a conflict in case of a collusion if either update has this flag set, unless they are identical regions (same y,x,h,w) |
| EPDC_FLAG_USE_ALT_BUFFER |
This is basically double buffering. We give it the bitmap we want to update, it swaps them. However the bitmap needs to fall within the smem. |
| EPDC_FLAG_USE_CMAP |
Enables PXP_USE_CMAP transform on the buffer |
| FBIOGETCMAP | |
| FBIOGET_FSCREENINFO | |
| FBIOGET_VSCREENINFO | |
| FBIOPAN_DISPLAY | |
| FBIOPUTCMAP | |
| FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO | |
| FBIO_CURSOR | |
| MTHEIGHT | |
| MTWIDTH | |
| MXCFB_DISABLE_EPDC_ACCESS | |
| MXCFB_ENABLE_EPDC_ACCESS | |
| MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE | |
| MXCFB_SET_AUTO_UPDATE_MODE | |
| MXCFB_SET_UPDATE_SCHEME | |
| MXCFB_WAIT_FOR_UPDATE_COMPLETE | |
| REMARKABLE_BRIGHTEST | |
| REMARKABLE_DARKEST |
Further experimentation is needed here but here is the gist of it: |
| WACOMHEIGHT | |
| WACOMWIDTH |
Type Definitions
| NativeWidthType |
This is to allow tests to run on systems with 64bit pointer types. It doesn't make a difference since we will be mocking the ioctl calls. |