Re: BitBlt in landscape mode

i don't think we are talking about the same thing, so that does not really
matter.

> On systems with hardware doing the rotation yes, they will have the same
> speed. *not* on systems without hardware rotation. *Something* has to
> change the way data goes down the cable to the LCD to achieve rotation,
> the driver doesn't just rewire things.

no, in that case, nothing has to be done. the inage that we draw is in the
correct (rotated) orientation to begin wuth, so the driver does not need to
rotate it, and we magically get the same performances.

that's the magic :)


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