This is an implementation to access the LT24 display module from a Terasic
DE0-Nano board in CλaSH. It includes CλaSH components to transfer a 64x48 2bpp
framebuffer held in a single blockram to anywhere on the 320x240 display.

In UnitTest.LT24.Framebuffer you'll find a small demo application with a ball
that bounces against the screen borders. It shows how you can use
LT24.Framebuffer and LT24.FramebufferRMW.

This code is for CλaSH v0.3.3 with CλaSH Prelude v0.5.1 (and should work with
slightly older versions). It does not work with newer versions yet as quite
some things have changed.

Code is included to trace LT24 actions, so you can simulate from CλaSH and see
what's happening on your terminal. But it's not nicely integrated; it's not a
matter of flipping a switch. Currently, you need to make the following changes:
	Toolbox/FClk.hs:
		Change fClk to 1 to eliminate all wait states.
	LT24/Init.hs:
		Change:
		  import LT24.LT24 (lt24)
		  --import Simul.LT24.DummyLT24 (lt24)
		to:
		  --import LT24.LT24 (lt24)
		  import Simul.LT24.DummyLT24 (lt24)
	LT24/InitSteps.hs:
		Either insert comments to make initSteps equal to Nil, or
		massage it otherwise to make sure you're not watching a /lot/
		of useless information. IlWipeFb causes 76,800 writes of the
		value 0; you do not want to simulate that, trust me :).
		
		Example of strategically placed comment markers:
		
		initSteps ={- IlL LT24.Reset   0
			  :> IlL LT24.Command cMADCTL

			  [...]
			  
			  :> IlL LT24.Command cDISPON
			  :>-} Nil
		
		That way, you only need to enter "{-" and "-}". Plus, it looks
		like a smiley.
	LT24/Framebuffer.hs
		Change:
			import Toolbox.Blockram2p
			--import Simul.Toolbox.Blockram2p_2_2
		to:
			--import Toolbox.Blockram2p
			import Simul.Toolbox.Blockram2p_2_2
	LT24/FramebufferRMW.hs
		Change:
			import Toolbox.Blockram2p
			--import Simul.Toolbox.Blockram2p_2_16
		to:
			--import Toolbox.Blockram2p
			import Simul.Toolbox.Blockram2p_2_16