Sometimes DI is called RS (Register Select)

The *real* display does indeed do garbage if you wiggle the pins too
quick.

When I moved from 20MHz 16F877A to 48MHz 18F4550 this happened because
some routines didn't use _usec_delay but had "nops".

-- ------------------------- KS0108 GLCD 128 x64 ---------------------
--GLCD ports
alias  GLCD_CS2           is pin_b2
alias  GLCD_CS2_direction is pin_b2_direction
alias  GLCD_CS1           is pin_b3
alias  GLCD_CS1_direction is pin_b3_direction
alias  GLCD_RW            is pin_b6
alias  GLCD_RW_direction  is pin_b6_direction
alias  GLCD_DI            is pin_b7 -- LCD command/data select.
alias  GLCD_DI_direction  is pin_b7_direction
alias  GLCD_E             is pin_E2
alias  GLCD_E_direction   is pin_E2_direction
alias  GLCD_LED           is pin_E1
alias  GLCD_LED_direction is pin_E1_direction
alias GLCD_dataprt        is portd    -- LCD data
alias GLCD_DATAPRT_DIR    is portd_direction
include dev_glcd_ks0108


The dev_glcd_ks0108 is
in projects/catpadmw along with graphics and terminal

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