This module handles management of the framebuffers. It uses various display drivers (OLED, HDMI, LCD) as well as drivers to control DMA and other low level details. Embedded in this module is also the boot logo (the PS logo seen on boot) which is gzipped. On module_start, after setting up the drivers, it gunzips the logo into the SceCamera SRAM (which is unused at this time since camera is not enabled yet). Then it sets the framebuffer to the camera SRAM and turns the brightness up in incremental levels.
Module
Known NIDs
| Version |
Name |
World |
Privilege |
NID
|
| 1.69 |
SceDisplay |
Non-secure |
Kernel |
0xA7D4F77A
|
| 3.60 |
SceDisplay |
Non-secure |
Kernel |
0x3F05296F
|
Libraries
Known NIDs
Types
typedef enum SceDisplayHead {
SCE_DISPLAY_HEAD_MAIN_LCD_OLED = 0,
SCE_DISPLAY_HEAD_HDMI = 1,
SCE_DISPLAY_HEAD_SUB_LCD = 2
} SceDisplayHead;
typedef enum SceDisplayPixelFormat {
SCE_DISPLAY_PIXELFORMAT_A8B8G8R8 = 0x00000000,
SCE_DISPLAY_PIXELFORMAT_UNK0 = 0x00008000,
SCE_DISPLAY_PIXELFORMAT_UNK1 = 0x00100000,
SCE_DISPLAY_PIXELFORMAT_UNK2 = 0x00800000,
SCE_DISPLAY_PIXELFORMAT_UNK3 = 0x60000000
} SceDisplayPixelFormat;
/* Update frame buffer base address and pixel format */
#define SCE_DISPLAY_UPDATETIMING_NEXTHSYNC 0
#define SCE_DISPLAY_UPDATETIMING_NEXTVSYNC 1
typedef struct SceDisplayFrameBuf {
SceSize size;
void *base;
SceUInt32 pitch;
SceDisplayPixelFormat pixelformat;
SceUInt32 width;
SceUInt32 height;
} SceDisplayFrameBuf;
typedef enum SceDisplayScreenModeFlag {
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_60_HTZ = 0x0000,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_UNK_10 = 0x0010,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_24_HTZ = 0x0020,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_UNK_40 = 0x0040,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_50_HTZ = 0x0080,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_480P = 0x0300,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_576P = 0x0400,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_1080I = 0x0500,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_720P = 0x0600,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_1080P = 0x0700,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCREENMODE_FLAG_UNK_8000 = 0x8000 // Maybe standard mode. Custom PSVita oled sizes don't have this flag.
} SceDisplayScreenModeFlag;
typedef SceUInt32 SceDisplayScreenMode;
typedef enum SceDisplayScanMode {
SCE_DISPLAY_SCANMODE_PROGRESSIVE = 0,
SCE_DISPLAY_SCANMODE_INTERLACED = 1
} SceDisplayScanMode;
typedef struct SceDisplayResolutionInfo {
SceSize size;
SceDisplayScreenMode screenMode;
SceUInt32 width;
SceUInt32 height;
SceDisplayPixelFormat pixelformat;
SceDisplayScanMode scanMode;
float fps;
} SceDisplayResolutionInfo;
SceDisplayForDriver
NIDs in this library are calculated as SHA1 so they can be bruteforced.
sceDisplayCaptureFrameBufDMACForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xF116D0B4
|
sceDisplayCaptureFrameBufIFTUForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xB0CED8BC
|
sceDisplayDisableHeadForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0x43347565
|
int sceDisplayDisableHeadForDriver(SceDisplayHead head);
sceDisplayEnableHeadForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0x496032D6
|
int sceDisplayEnableHeadForDriver(SceDisplayHead head);
sceDisplayGetActualViewportConfForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x40ACFE51
|
sceDisplayGetDeviceTypeForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x8D9A1CCE
|
sceDisplayGetFrameBufForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xEEDA2E54
|
/**
* Get current framebuffer parameters
*
* @param[inout] pFrameBuf - Start address of frame buffer (if NULL, output black)
*
* @param[in] iUpdateTimingMode - Specification of frame buffer start address update timing
*
* @return 0 on success, < 0 on error.
*/
int sceDisplayGetFrameBufForDriver(SceDisplayFrameBuf *pFrameBuf, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode);
sceDisplayGetProcFrameBufInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x3BC165EF
|
Wrong name was sceDisplayGetFrameBufInfoForPidForDriver.
/**
* Get the configured framebuffer information of a head and its framebuffer index for a PID
*
* @param[in] pid - PID of the process to get the framebuffer information from.
* It can either be a vallid PID, -1 to use the current configured
* framebuffer for the head and fb_idx, or 0 to use the PID of the caller.
* @param[in] head - One of SceDisplayHead values
* @param[in] fb_idx - Can be 0 or 1
* @param[out] pProcFrameBuf - Pointer to a ::SceDisplayProcFrameBuf structure
* which will receive the framebuffer information.
*
* @return 0 on success, < 0 on error.
*/
int sceDisplayGetProcFrameBufInternalForDriver(SceUID pid, SceDisplayHead head, int fb_idx, SceDisplayProcFrameBuf *pProcFrameBuf);
sceDisplayGetFrameBufInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x19F94C63
|
int sceDisplayGetFrameBufInternalForDriver(SceDisplayFrameBuf *pFrameBuf, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode);
sceDisplayGetMaximumFrameBufResolutionForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x5AFE6CD3
|
int sceDisplayGetMaximumFrameBufResolutionForDriver(SceUInt32 *width, SceUInt32 *height);
sceDisplayGetPrimaryHeadForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940 |
not present
|
| 3.60 |
0xC8E554C5
|
SceDisplayHead sceDisplayGetPrimaryHeadForDriver(void);
sceDisplayGetRefreshRateInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x7911958E
|
/*
Get number of frames per second and scanMode.
This function obtains the theoretical number of frames per second in the current screen mode.
The number of frames per second on the screen (touchscreen) is NTSC-compatible 59.94005994... Hz.
Note that sceDisplayGetRefreshRateInternalForDriver() function returns a theoretical value, and that some error
may be present relative to the actual time.
head The target head
pFps Pointer of type float * to obtain the number of frames per second
scanMode Pointer of type SceDisplayScanMode * to obtain the scan mode
If an error occurs, a negative value is returned.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayGetRefreshRateInternalForDriver(SceDisplayHead head, float *pFps, SceDisplayScanMode *scanMode);
sceDisplayGetResolutionInfoInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xB3C6D647
|
int sceDisplayGetResolutionInfoInternalForDriver(SceDisplayHead head, SceDisplayResolutionInfo *pInfo);
sceDisplayGetVcountInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x8B5DA27B
|
/*
Get number of VSYNCs for a head.
This function returns the value in which each VSYNC during free running is counted.
It increases by 1 at every frame. A wrap-around occurs at 16 bits.
*/
SceUInt32 sceDisplayGetVcountInternalForDriver(SceDisplayHead head);
sceDisplayRegisterFrameBufCallbackForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x6E22990E
|
sceDisplayRegisterFrameBufCallbackInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xFA7CE579
|
sceDisplayRegisterVblankStartCallbackForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x7FB0BD28
|
sceDisplayRegisterVblankStartCallbackInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x4AE2A2B1
|
sceDisplaySetBrightnessForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x9E3C6DC6
|
sceDisplaySetColorSpaceModeForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x8D79D187
|
sceDisplaySetFrameBufForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x289D82FE
|
int sceDisplaySetFrameBufForDriver(const SceDisplayFrameBuf *pParam, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode);
sceDisplaySetFrameBufInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x16466675
|
int sceDisplaySetFrameBufInternalForDriver(SceDisplayHead head, SceUInt32 fb_idx, const SceDisplayFrameBuf *pFrameBuf, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode);
sceDisplaySetInvertColorsForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x19140ACD
|
sceDisplaySetMergeConfForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x6B198052
|
sceDisplayGetOutputModeForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0xD2CED235
|
int sceDisplayGetOutputModeForDriver(SceDisplayHead head, SceDisplayScreenMode *screenMode, SceDisplayPixelFormat *pixelformat);
sceDisplaySetOutputModeForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0xAF5EE5BE
|
int sceDisplaySetOutputModeForDriver(SceDisplayHead head, SceDisplayScreenMode screenMode, SceDisplayPixelFormat pixelformat);
sceDisplaySetScaleConfForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xEB390A76
|
// scale must be between 0.80000001 and 1.20000005
int sceDisplaySetScaleConfForDriver(float scale, SceDisplayHead head, SceUInt32 fb_idx, int a4);
sceDisplaySetViewportConfForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xEE5EB52D
|
sceDisplayUnregisterVblankStartCallbackForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x4B27191F
|
sceDisplayUnregisterVblankStartCallbackInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xB027433E
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCBForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x9D7F203C
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCBInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x35466D63
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x1C0C9C4A
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0x12A77662
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCBForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x863EACBE
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCBInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x6DC8F0F5
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xE6D27E0A
|
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xF83C95B1
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCBForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x46F186C3
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCBInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x8F3C0E19
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x984C27E7
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xB80CA224
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCBForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x77ED8B3A
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCBInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x61421AAF
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x40F1469C
|
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x32287576
|
SceDisplayForDriver_unk_086DEFB6
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x086DEFB6
|
used in SceGpuEs4
SceDisplayForDriver_unk_332C5410
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x332C5410
|
used in SceCompat in SceCompatLcdc interrupt handler
SceDisplayForDriver_unk_3D95D478
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x3D95D478
|
sceDisplayCaptureFrameBufDMACInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x707EEE2E
|
used in SceAppMgr
used in sceAppMgrCaptureFrameBufDMACByAppId together with sceDisplayGetPrimaryHeadForDriver
sceDisplaySetOwnerForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xB54962A1
|
used in SceAppMgr
SceDisplayForDriver_unk_BC76296A
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xBC76296A
|
used in SceAppMgr
sceDisplayCaptureFrameBufIFTUInternalForDriver
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xD4C812E5
|
used in SceAppMgr
used in sceAppMgrCaptureFrameBufIFTUByAppId together with sceDisplayGetPrimaryHeadForDriver
SceDisplayForDriver_311BF561
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940 |
0x311BF561
|
| 3.60 |
not present
|
Wrapper for SceIftuForDriver_0FCBF457.
SceDisplay
_sceDisplayGetFrameBufInternal
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x86A8E436
|
_sceDisplayGetFrameBuf
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0xA753B0CA
|
int _sceDisplayGetFrameBuf(SceDisplayFrameBuf *pParam, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode, SceSize *size);
_sceDisplayGetMaximumFrameBufResolution
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x2EBFC7CB
|
int _sceDisplayGetMaximumFrameBufResolution(SceUInt32 *width, SceUInt32 *height);
_sceDisplayGetResolutionInfoInternal
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0xFEFEB240
|
int _sceDisplayGetResolutionInfoInternal(SceDisplayHead head, SceDisplayResolutionInfo *pInfo, SceSize infoSize);
_sceDisplaySetFrameBufForCompat
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x45BCB941
|
_sceDisplaySetFrameBufInternal
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x7A8CB78E
|
// fb_idx: 0 for game/apps and 1 for LiveArea (including HOME and PS overlays)
int _sceDisplaySetFrameBufInternal(SceDisplayHead head, unsigned int fb_idx, const SceDisplayFrameBuf *pFrameBuf, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode);
_sceDisplaySetFrameBuf
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0xF51523CB
|
int _sceDisplaySetFrameBuf(const SceDisplayFrameBuf *pParam, SceInt32 iUpdateTimingMode, SceSize *size);
sceDisplayGetPrimaryHead
| Version |
NID
|
| 3.60 |
0x7178FADA
|
SceDisplayHead sceDisplayGetPrimaryHead(void);
sceDisplayGetRefreshRate
| Version |
NID
|
| 0.940-3.60 |
0xA08CA60D
|
Old SDK name was sceDisplayGetFramePerSec.
/*
Get number of frames per second.
This function obtains the theoretical number of frames per second in the current screen mode.
The number of frames per second on the screen (touchscreen) is NTSC-compatible 59.94005994... Hz.
Note that sceDisplayGetRefreshRate() function returns a theoretical value, and that some error
may be present relative to the actual time.
pFps Pointer of type float * to obtain the number of frames per second
If an error occurs, a negative value is returned.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayGetRefreshRate(float *pFps);
sceDisplayGetVcountInternal
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x9686859E
|
/*
Get number of VSYNCs for a head.
This function returns the value in which each VSYNC during free running is counted.
It increases by 1 at every frame. A wrap-around occurs at 16 bits.
*/
SceUInt32 sceDisplayGetVcountInternal(SceDisplayHead head);
sceDisplayGetVcount
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0xB6FDE0BA
|
/*
Get number of VSYNCs.
This function returns the value in which each VSYNC during free running is counted.
It increases by 1 at every frame. A wrap-around occurs at 16 bits.
*/
SceUInt32 sceDisplayGetVcount(void);
sceDisplayRegisterVblankStartCallback
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x6BDF4C4D
|
SceInt32 vblankcallback(SceUID notifyId, SceInt32 notifyCount, SceInt32 notifyArg, void *pCommon);
/*
Register VBLANK callback function.
This function sets the callback function to be called at the each start of VBLANK.
By registering with the sceDisplayRegisterVblankStartCallback() function the SceUID of the callback created with the
sceKernelCreateCallback() function, the callback is notified at each VBLANK start. The callback function is actually
called when the thread that has created the callback is placed in WAIT state by a wait function with "CB" at the end
of the function name.
uid Callback SceUID
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayRegisterVblankStartCallback(SceUID uid);
sceDisplayUnregisterVblankStartCallback
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x98436A80
|
/*
Unregister VBLANK callback.
This function unregisters the callback notified at each start of VBLANK.
Please unregister the callback function first if you wish to delete the callback function with sceKernelDeleteCallback().
uid Callback SceUID
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayUnregisterVblankStartCallback(SceUID uid);
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x7D9864A8
|
/*
Wait for start of multiple VBLANK intervals from the last update of frame buffer.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK, after the specified number of
VSYNCs has elapsed, taking the last update of the display frame buffer performed with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf()
function as the starting point.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() and sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB() functions make the thread wait until
the next VBLANK after the specified number of VSYNCs have elapsed as determined from the VSYNC count that the last
frame buffer update was performed.
For example, if the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() function is called with 2 specified for uiVcount, and no
VSYNCs have elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will wait until the start of the second
VBLANK. If one VSYNC has elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will wait until the start
of the next VBLANK. If two or more VSYNCs have elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will
not perform any wait operations. If the function is called with 1 specified for uiVcount, the same operations as
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() and sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() will be performed.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If
you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB() function.
uiVcount Number of VSYNC cycles to wait for (1 to 65535)
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti(SceUInt32 uiVcount);
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x3E796EF5
|
/*
Wait for start of multiple VBLANK intervals from the last update of frame buffer.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK, after the specified number of
VSYNCs has elapsed, taking the last update of the display frame buffer performed with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf()
function as the starting point.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() and sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB() functions make the thread wait until
the next VBLANK after the specified number of VSYNCs have elapsed as determined from the VSYNC count that the last
frame buffer update was performed.
For example, if the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() function is called with 2 specified for uiVcount, and no
VSYNCs have elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will wait until the start of the second
VBLANK. If one VSYNC has elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will wait until the start
of the next VBLANK. If two or more VSYNCs have elapsed since the last update of the frame buffer, the thread will
not perform any wait operations. If the function is called with 1 specified for uiVcount, the same operations as
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() and sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() will be performed.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMulti() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If
you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB() function.
uiVcount Number of VSYNC cycles to wait for (1 to 65535)
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufMultiCB(SceUInt32 uiVcount);
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x9423560C
|
/*
Wait for start of VBLANK interval from the last update of frame buffer.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval taking the last update of the display frame buffer performed with sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function as the starting point.
Regardless of whether a VBLANK interval was in progress when the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() or sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() function was called, the thread enters WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval taking the thread on which the display frame buffer was updated with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function as the starting point.
In the state in which the frame buffer update has been registered with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function, if sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() or sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() is called after the start timing of the next VBLANK has elapsed, the thread will not enter WAIT state and will return because the frame buffer has been already updated. In this case, the phase in which the thread returns from this function is undefined in the VSYNC cycles.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() function.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf(void);
sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x814C90AF
|
/*
Wait for start of VBLANK interval from the last update of frame buffer.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval taking the last update of the display frame buffer performed with sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function as the starting point.
Regardless of whether a VBLANK interval was in progress when the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() or sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() function was called, the thread enters WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval taking the thread on which the display frame buffer was updated with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function as the starting point.
In the state in which the frame buffer update has been registered with the sceDisplaySetFrameBuf() function, if sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() or sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() is called after the start timing of the next VBLANK has elapsed, the thread will not enter WAIT state and will return because the frame buffer has been already updated. In this case, the phase in which the thread returns from this function is undefined in the VSYNC cycles.
The sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBuf() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB() function.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitSetFrameBufCB(void);
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0xDD0A13B8
|
/*
Wait for start of multiple VBLANK intervals for each thread.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK, after the
specified number of VSYNCs has elapsed since the last time a VBLANK wait function was called.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() and sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() functions make the
respective thread wait until the next VBLANK after the specified number of VSYNCs have elapsed
as determined from the VSYNC count that was returned from the last VBLANK wait state, that was
recorded for each thread.
For example, if the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() function is called with 2 specified for
uiVcount, and no VSYNCs have elapsed since the last call, the thread will wait until the start
of the second VBLANK. If one VSYNC has elapsed since the last call, the thread will wait until
the start of the next VBLANK. If two or more VSYNCs have elapsed since the last call, the thread
will start at the next VBLANK. This enables the system to run at a fixed FPS as long as no
processing drop occurs. If the function is called with 1 specified for uiVcount, the same
operations as sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() and sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() will be performed.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() function does not execute a thread manager callback during
a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() function.
Use of the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() or sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() function is
not recommended while a callback function is executing.
uiVcount Number of VSYNC cycles to wait for (1 to 65535)
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti(SceUInt32 uiVcount);
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB
| Version |
NID
|
| 1.69-3.60 |
0x05F27764
|
/*
Wait for start of multiple VBLANK intervals for each thread.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK, after the
specified number of VSYNCs has elapsed since the last time a VBLANK wait function was called.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() and sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() functions make the
respective thread wait until the next VBLANK after the specified number of VSYNCs have elapsed
as determined from the VSYNC count that was returned from the last VBLANK wait state, that was
recorded for each thread.
For example, if the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() function is called with 2 specified for
uiVcount, and no VSYNCs have elapsed since the last call, the thread will wait until the start
of the second VBLANK. If one VSYNC has elapsed since the last call, the thread will wait until
the start of the next VBLANK. If two or more VSYNCs have elapsed since the last call, the thread
will start at the next VBLANK. This enables the system to run at a fixed FPS as long as no
processing drop occurs. If the function is called with 1 specified for uiVcount, the same
operations as sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() and sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() will be performed.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() function does not execute a thread manager callback during
a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() function.
Use of the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMulti() or sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB() function is
not recommended while a callback function is executing.
uiVcount Number of VSYNC cycles to wait for (1 to 65535)
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitVblankStartMultiCB(SceUInt32 uiVcount);
sceDisplayWaitVblankStart
| Version |
NID
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| 1.69-3.60 |
0x5795E898
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/*
Thread wait for start of VBLANK interval.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval.
Regardless of whether a VBLANK interval was in progress when the sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() or sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() function was called, the thread enters WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() function.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitVblankStart(void);
sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB
| Version |
NID
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| 1.69-3.60 |
0x78B41B92
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/*
Thread wait for start of VBLANK interval.
This function places the thread in WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval.
Regardless of whether a VBLANK interval was in progress when the sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() or sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() function was called, the thread enters WAIT state until the start of the next VBLANK interval.
The sceDisplayWaitVblankStart() function does not execute a thread manager callback during a WAIT state. If you also want to perform callback processing during the WAIT state, use the sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB() function.
*/
SceInt32 sceDisplayWaitVblankStartCB(void);