On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
> On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Michael S. Davis wrote:
> > Problem: Kyocera phones displaying my bitmap as reversed. Black as
> > white and white as black. This is not a backlight problem. I don't
> > actually have a phone to test this on.
> >
> > This is a followup to my problem with a Kyocera displaying my bitmap in
> > reverse color (black as white, etc).
> >
> > I have determined that the Kyocera is loading the 4 bit grayscale, upon
> > startup. I seem to remember seeing something somewhere that indicated
> > that bitmap values were reversed for some version, bitmap depth, or
> > something.
> >
> > Does anyone recognize what I am referring to. It was something like, if
> > you want to display a black area, you had to make it white in the
> > bitmap, on the PC when you created the bitmap, or something like that.
> >
> > Does this sound familar to anyone? If it does, does this apply to all
> > SDK OS versions? All devices?
> >
> > I mean, if I make this reversal so that the image displays properly on
> > the Kyocera, will it likely mess up other devices or should all devices
> > behave the same? So, far only the Kyocera shows this problem.
>
> hey michael.. what tools are you using for building your software?
>
> the SDK has nothing to do with resources :) you are either going to
> be using pilrc or constructor.. pilrc had a bug (yep), with 4bpp
> bitmaps such that things would get reversed.. :) but, that was a long
> time ago.. if you are using pilrc, update :)
>
> i rewrote that bitmap code :)
Ok, thanks, that must be the problem. I am using pilrc and your tools
from more than a year ago. Do I just update the pilrc file? I remember
having a lot of problems getting everything in the right location. If I
update, does the new toolset put everything in the same locations that I
am currently using?
I know this may sound like a stupid question but there was quite a lot
of changes I had to make (in the directory structure) to get this
working last time. The changes I was referring to was in the SDK
file/directory structure.
Are we at the point so that say I want to use SDK 3.5 (which I am
current working with) and your prc-tools, that I can simply:
1) install Prc-Tools from a single install file.
2) install the SDK from a single install file.
AND
3) Not have to make any directory structure changes.
Thanks
Mike
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