Re: [OT] Crazy idea: Design open-source graphics chip - DONE

From: Roger Larsson (roger.larsson_at_norran.net)
Date: 01/30/04

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    Not so crazy - it is already done :-)

    http://www.opencores.org/projects/vga_lcd/

    FEATURES

    CRT and LCD display support
    24bit Standard VGA interface
    Separate VSYNC/HSYNC and combined CSYNC synchronization signals
    Composite BLANK signal
    TripleDisplay support
    12bit Interface
    Compatible with DVI transmitters and 12bit VGA ADCs
    4 different output modes
    Can be used simultaneous with the 24bit interface
    User programmable video resolutions
    User programmable video timing
    User programmable video control signals polarization levels
    32bpp, 24bpp and 16bpp color modes
    8bit gray-scale and 8bit pseudo-color modes
    Supports video- and/or color-lookup-table bankswitching during vertical
    retrace
    32bit WISHBONE revB.3 compliant slave and master interfaces
    Operates from a wide range of input clock frequencies
    Static synchronous design
    Fully synthesizeable

    STATUS

    VGA/LCD core v2.0 is ready and available in verilog from OpenCores CVS via
    cvsweb or via cvsget.
    Low level abstraction layer available in C from CVS.
    Character simulation software is currently under development.

    But to get a board that gives you anything more than a cheap old VGA board
    the XServer should be running on the board! (PowerPCs are good for embedding)
    But for some applications you might need to talk directly to the frame
    buffer...

    /RogerL

    -- 
    Roger Larsson
    Skellefteċ
    Sweden
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