docs: Fix RGB565 format documentation and bit masks #57210
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…mat documentation incorrectly stated that red component uses the least significant bits. This commit fixes the documentation to correctly reflect that:\n\n- Red uses 5 MSBs [15:11]\n- Green uses 6 middle bits [10:5]\n- Blue uses 5 LSBs [4:0]\n\nAlso fixes the example bit extraction code to use correct masks.
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@MyriadSoft thanks for your patch. Looks like this was failing the formatting check. I've pushed a patch that reformats to appease the tests. Once those pass, we'll merge.
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…7210) The RGB565 format documentation in embedder.h incorrectly stated that the red component uses the least significant bits. Unit tests in embedder/testdefs/embedder_unittests.cc demonstrate this is incorrect, showing: - Red test (0xF800): Uses bits [15:11] - Green test (0x07E0): Uses bits [10:5] - Blue test (0x001F): Uses bits [4:0] This commit fixes the documentation to correctly reflect the actual bit layout: - Red uses 5 MSBs [15:11] - Green uses 6 middle bits [10:5] - Blue uses 5 LSBs [4:0] Also fixes the example bit extraction code to use correct masks, matching the test expectations. Impact: This change helps prevent potential developer confusion about RGB565 bit ordering and ensures the documentation matches the actual implementation as verified by the test suite.
The RGB565 format documentation in embedder.h incorrectly stated that the red component uses the least significant bits. Unit tests in embedder/testdefs/embedder_unittests.cc demonstrate this is incorrect, showing:
This commit fixes the documentation to correctly reflect the actual bit layout:
Also fixes the example bit extraction code to use correct masks, matching the test expectations.
Impact: This change helps prevent potential developer confusion about RGB565 bit ordering and ensures the documentation matches the actual implementation as verified by the test suite.