Ken Levine
Abstract
Implementing the 1977 Core System standard proposal of ACM/Siggraph for a state-of-the-art microprogrammable refresh display system presents a number of design tradeoffs. Thus, there are areas of contention between a strict interpretation of the standards and the advanced capabilities of the display that led the user to purchase such a system in the first place. These methodological differences lead to a “loosely defined” Core system, which adheres to the spirit of the standards without sacrificing display performance.
- 1 Status Report of the Graphics Standards Planning Committee of ACM/Siggraph. Proceeding of Siggraph 77, San Jose, July 77.Google Scholar
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Core standard graphic package for the VGI 3400
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