Dear Niels/All,
Thanks for your immediate response.
1) We are getting the flicker due to quick blit/flip calls. On analysis
we are able to identify that the dfb_gfxcard_fillrectangles () in the
draw_background call in wm/default.c is causing this issue.
When we comment this we are not able to see any flicker. We assume this
call clears the updated region of the framebuffer before every
drawing. So we were getting a situation in which the drawings were not
get cleared.
2) Our driver is suitable for directfb-1.0.0. We are modifiying the
driver such that it works for directfb-1.4. also.
Thanks & Regards
Ajaz H
Niels Roest wrote:
Hi Ajaz, see below.
(Forwarding only to (dev) list)
See below for some comments.
Ajaz H wrote:
Dear Niels/All,
On analyzing, we found that ioctl() call in dfb_fbdev_pan() is
failed. This is the cause for realize_region() failure. The error
shown by ioctl() call is "invalid argument".
We just commented out the realize_region() call in
dfb_layer_region_flip_update(). (We don't know the impact of
commenting this call.) After this, our DirectFB test application is
working without any crash. But some flicker in graphics is observed.
I am quite surprised you see something at all..
If you have no region, you have no picture. So at some point later, it
does work, apparently..
Anyway, flicker is a bit vague as a description.
Do you mean that, if you don't change the picture (no flip, no blit)
that it flickers, or do you mean it flickers when you do quick
blitting/flipping (normally some sync issue, or wrong sync arguments)
or maybe you have a curtaining effect (mostly lost sync between back
and front buffer)?
Please help me to solve this flicker issue.
Is there any problem on commenting realize_region() call in
dfb_layer_region_flip_update() ?
In direcrfbrc we use "desktop-buffer-mode=backvideo".
On running test application i found a waring message as follows,
(*) DirectFB/Core/WM: Default 0.3 (directfb.org)
(!!!) *** ONCE [USING OLD DRIVER! *** Use 'state->mod_hw' NOT
'modified'.] *** [gfxcard.c:869 in dfb_gfxcard_state_acquire()]
This is bad.
It means, like it says, that you are using an old driver.
Try to update it.
Thanks and Regards
Ajaz H
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