jacobly0
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5 years ago That's because gfx_vbuffer was meant to be used like gfx_vbuffer[y][x] = index;. If you actually want a pointer you can do uint8_t *ptr = &gfx_vbuffer[0][0]; which is the address of the first pixel and equivalent to uint8_t *ptr = gfx_vbuffer[0]; which is an array containing the first row of pixels decaying to a pointer to its first element.
My program uses a pointer to write manually to the graphics buffer. But when I use
ptr = gfx_vbuffer;I getERROR (152) Operands are not assignment compatible.ptr = gfx_vram;works just fine, and because their description on the graphx.h File Reference is almost exactly the same, this seems strange to me. Am I missing something or is this some sort of compiler or library issue? I am using the CE toolchain with I believe an up-to-date version.