I know that "draw call" is modern terminology, but it doesn't apply here at all. This is assigning three entries in sprite table memory, not carrying out any calls. There's no operating system here, and no graphics APIs to call. This is bare metal, you're writing to the same memory that the sprite hardware is reading its table from.
I know that "draw call" is modern terminology, but it doesn't apply here at all. This is assigning three entries in sprite table memory, not carrying out any calls. There's no operating system here, and no graphics APIs to call. This is bare metal, you're writing to the same memory that the sprite hardware is reading its table from.