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vid 11 Jan 2006, 22:08
i am afraid it differs with each (family) of graphic cards. That's why we need drivers.
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Dex4u 12 Jan 2006, 00:34
There some code for Voodoo 3 here: http://homepage.swissonline.ch/tinyasm/v3.htm
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Madis731 12 Jan 2006, 10:56
If the drivers where open-source - we could extract translatsion tables from these sources and use in assembly. Easy? But what BIG company would be stupid enough to give you full access to their card?
Maybe some day...maybe some day...when 6600GT is "so old and slow" you can order some specs from nVidia  |
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Borsuc 13 Jan 2006, 20:02
"'till some hacker disassembles the drivers and extracts the information"
I always wanted to know how to program drivers.. aren't there any open-source documented video drivers? code and specs??? maybe an old card? i only wanna see a driver example  |
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Plue 13 Jan 2006, 20:50
The_Grey_Beast wrote: "'till some hacker disassembles the drivers and extracts the information"  For example: http://downloads.viaarena.com/Source/Savage-1.1.18bld2-src.tgz <- Linux driver for ProSavageDDR._________________ Roses are red Violets are blue Some poems rhyme And some don't. |
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Borsuc 13 Jan 2006, 21:02
it's a relief for me I know C, then
i thought you have to use asm in and out instructions to make it work? anyway, more simple drivers, just as a start? thanks alot ps: don't bother very much, i'll search for Linux drivers if you can spare time, though.. |
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