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<p>By the way, the code in Listing 28.1 is intended only to illustrate read mode 0, and is, in general, a poor way to perform animation, since it&rsquo;s slow and tends to flicker. Later in this book, we&rsquo;ll take a look at some far better VGA animation techniques.</p>
<p>As you&rsquo;d expect, neither the read mode nor the setting of the Read Map register affects CPU <i>writes</i> to VGA memory in any way.</p>
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<p>That&rsquo;s certainly interesting, but what&rsquo;s read mode 1 good for? One obvious application is in implementing flood-fill algorithms, since read mode 1 makes it easy to tell when a given byte contains a pixel of a boundary color. Another application is in detecting on-screen object collisions, as illustrated by the code in Listing 28.2.</p>
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