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

#include <V9990DisplayTiming.hh>

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.

Member Data Documentation

◆ blank

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::blank

Definition at line 14 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

Referenced by openmsx::V9990SDLRasterizer::frameStart(), openmsx::V9990::getLeftBorder(), and openmsx::V9990::getTopBorder().

◆ border1

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::border1

Definition at line 15 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

Referenced by openmsx::V9990SDLRasterizer::frameStart(), openmsx::V9990::getLeftBorder(), and openmsx::V9990::getTopBorder().

◆ border2

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::border2

Definition at line 17 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

◆ cycle

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::cycle

Definition at line 13 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

◆ display

const int openmsx::V9990DisplayPeriod::display

Definition at line 16 of file V9990DisplayTiming.hh.

Referenced by openmsx::V9990SDLRasterizer::frameStart(), openmsx::V9990::getBottomBorder(), and openmsx::V9990::getRightBorder().

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

V9990DisplayTiming.hh