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# Display class drivers
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ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),dc_example)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_WIDTH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_HEIGHT,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_DPI,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_BIT_DEPTH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_FBC_FORMAT,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_EXAMPLE_MEMORY_LAYOUT,))
endif
ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),dc_fbdev)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_FBDEV_REFRESH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_FBDEV_FORCE_XRGB8888,,\
Force the dc_fbdev display driver to use XRGB8888. This is necessary_\
when the underlying Linux framebuffer driver does not ignore alpha_\
meaning an alpha value of 0 results in nothing being displayed._\
))
$(eval $(call TunableBothConfigC,DC_FBDEV_NUM_PREFERRED_BUFFERS,,\
The maximum number of display buffers the dc_fbdev display driver_\
supports. The underlying Linux framebuffer driver must be capable_\
of allocating sufficient memory for the number of buffers chosen._\
))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_FBDEV_USE_SCREEN_BASE,,\
Use the framebuffer virtual address found in the framebuffer info_\
screen base instead of the physical address found in the framebuffer_\
fix screen info._\
))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DC_FBDEV_FORCE_CONTEXT_CLEAN,,\
Before each framebuffer flip force a context clean by writing out_\
to memory the contents of the framebuffer display buffers. Certain_\
Linux framebuffer drivers like udldrmfb for displaylink USB-to-VGA_\
adapters make use of cached buffers which require userspace support_\
to write out to memory only those regions that are dirty. So in the_\
absence of such a userspace support in certain window systems like_\
NULLWS we force clean the entire display buffers before each flip._\
))
endif
ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),dc_pdp)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_WIDTH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_HEIGHT,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_DPI,))
ifneq ($(_CLANG),true)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_DYNAMIC_GTF_TIMING,1))
endif
endif
ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),dc_pdp2)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_WIDTH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,DCPDP_HEIGHT,))
endif
ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),adf_pdp)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,ADF_PDP_WIDTH,))
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,ADF_PDP_HEIGHT,))
endif
ifeq ($(DISPLAY_CONTROLLER),drm_pdp)
ifeq ($(SUPPORT_KMS),1)
ifneq ($(call kernel-version-at-least,4,3),true)
$(eval $(call TunableKernelConfigC,SUPPORT_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION,,\
Enables legacy framebuffer device support in those DRM/KMS drivers \
that support it when using kernel 4.2 and below. When using later \
kernels this support must be enabled in the kernel via the \
CONFIG_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION option.))
else ifeq ($(call kernel-version-at-least,4,3),true)
ifneq ($(filter command line environment,$(origin SUPPORT_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION)),)
$(warning CONFIG_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION must be set as part of the Linux kernel build)
$(warning SUPPORT_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION will be ignored)
endif
override undefine SUPPORT_DRM_FBDEV_EMULATION
endif
endif
endif