Abstract
AbstractThe concept of the display processor unit (DPU; see Reference 1, p. 94) is extended to arrive at a generalized display processor (GDP) which is able not only to produce a static screen image given the descriptions of a list of graphics elements but which allows for these graphics elements to show an autonomous kinematic (motion‐)behaviour. A language to program such a GDP is presented, and a software implementation of an interpreter/processor for this language is discussed. The application of a GDP both in computer animation and in interactive process control applications is sketched.
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