8.16.8 Dividing memory area [DIVIDE MEMORY]
You can register up to four bitmaps within the available memory area by dividing the memory. You can select
one of three dividing modes or specify the size you want to divide manually.
Memory areas are controlled by blocks. 1 block = 65,536 bytes; 128 blocks = 8,388,608 bytes in total.
Auto
8MByte
①
Into four
sections
Before divice
If no bitmap is registered, the memory is
divided equally.
2MByte
registered
①
1MByte
5MByte
Into four
②
sections
Before divice
If a bitmap is registered, the area of the
bitmap is kept. The rest memory area is
divided equally.
2MByte
registered
①
2MByte
Into two
②
2MByte
sections
2MByte
③
registered
Before divice
After divided, if the number of sections
becomes smaller, the registered bitmap may
be deleted.
Resize
2MByte
①
2MByte
②
8MByte
①
2MByte
③
2MByte
④
After divide
Before divice
If no bitmap is registered, the memory is
divided equally.
2MByte
3MByte
registered
①
registered
1MByte
1.7MByte
②
8MByte
①
1.7MByte
③
1.6MByte
④
After divide
Before divice
The area of the bitmap is limited to the
bitmap size. The rest memory area is
divided equally.
2MByte
3MByte
registered
registered
①
①
2MByte
1MByte
2MByte
registered
4MByte
②
②
2MByte
After divide
Before divice
The start position of the area in which bitmap
is registered is not changed. The area just
before the registered bitmap is not resized.
[Figure 8.69] Divide mode
2MByte
①
2MByte
②
Into four
2MByte
③
sections
2MByte
④
After divide
3MByte
①
registered
1.7MByte
②
Into four
1.7MByte
③
sections
1.6MByte
④
After divide
3MByte
registered
①
1MByte
2MByte
Into three
②
registered
sections
2MByte
③
After divide
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8MByte
①
Into four
sections
Before divice
The memory area is divided equally
regardless of whether bitmap is registered or
not.
3MByte
registered
8MByte
①
Into four
sections
Before divice
After divided, if the area of the bitmap is
smaller than the bitmap size, the bitmap will
be deleted.
3MByte
registered
8MByte
①
Into two
sections
Before divice
After divide
After divided, if the area of the bitmap is
enough for the bitmap, the bitmap will not be
deleted.
2MByte
①
2MByte
②
2MByte
③
2MByte
④
After divide
2MByte
①
2MByte
②
2MByte
③
2MByte
④
After divide
3MByte
registered
①
1MByte
4MByte
②