Chris Eddy wrote:

> Per chance, does anyone out there have a character generator byte
> table for implementing characters on a graphics LCD display from
> software?  I am using C.. and the characters are 8x8, and the bytes
> describe bits in horizontal strips, and the order of bits (MSB to LSB)
> can be reversed.  The bytes stack from top to bottom to create an 8x8
> character.

> Can anyone lend a hand?  It would take me a whole day to type it in by
> hand.

  Grr, I know how to do it, but haven't the time at present.
Essentially, you call BIOS Int $10, Service (AH,AL) $1130,
Sub-Subservice (BH) $00 which returns a pointer in ES:BP to the table
which you then write to a file, 8 x 128 = $400 bytes.

  It's a simple DEBUG script really.  I'd do it in a flash if I could
find the DEBUG manual...

  No, it's simpler!  The table address is in the interrupt $1F vector.
Aha!
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  Cheers,
        Paul B.
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