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openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod Class Reference

A period, either horizontal or vertical, starts with a synchronisation pulse followed by a blank period. More...

#include <V9990DisplayTiming.hh>

Public Member Functions

 V9990DisplayPeriod (int cycle, int blank, int border1, int display, int border2)
 

Public Attributes

const int cycle
 
const int blank
 
const int border1
 
const int display
 
const int border2
 

Detailed Description

A period, either horizontal or vertical, starts with a synchronisation pulse followed by a blank period.

Then border, display and border are output follow. The final blank between the last border period and the following sync signal is not included – we don't need it.

Definition at line 11 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ V9990DisplayPeriod()

openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::V9990DisplayPeriod ( int  cycle,
int  blank,
int  border1,
int  display,
int  border2 
)

Definition at line 22 of file V9990DisplayTiming.cc.

Member Data Documentation

◆ blank

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::blank

◆ border1

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::border1

◆ border2

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::border2

Definition at line 18 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

◆ cycle

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::cycle

Definition at line 14 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

◆ display

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::display

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