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In all multiple-framebuffer capable hardware platforms I know of, there's a pointer to the FB involved (in the case you describe, an address-bearing register).
by idoby 6y ago
In all multiple-framebuffer capable hardware platforms I know of, there's a pointer to the FB involved (in the case you describe, an address-bearing register).
Otherwise a copy is required into a hardcoded address or physical memory, and then you're not double-buffering anymore.