Methods and systems for storing texels retrievable in a single c

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphic processing system – Plural graphics processors

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345430, 345516, G06F 1300

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ABSTRACT:
Methods and systems for storing texels in memory banks in a manner that allows the retrieval of four neighboring texels within a single cycle are disclosed. The four neighboring texels are stored in separate memory banks according to a predetermined set of combinations of 2-D (u, v) coordinate pairs. In interpolating the color value of a color texel C(u, v), a texel buffer retrieves the four neighboring texels in a single cycle to reduce the memory access time. In one embodiment, a plurality of memory banks in the texel buffer are designed in an interleave mode. In an alternative embodiment, a plurality of memory banks in the texel buffer are implemented in a noninterleave mode. In both embodiments, a texel buffer retrieves the four neighboring texels of a color texel C(u, v) within a single cycle according to a predetermined set of criteria.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5544292 (1996-08-01), Winser
patent: 5751292 (1998-05-01), Emmot

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