Font software for 16-bit Chinese character display (dot matrix font)

Chinese character font library 16-bit Songti font library is used to display Chinese characters in the program, for example, to realize the cyclic display of Chinese subtitles on the screen. This is a small program written in VB to demonstrate how to use HZK16 of UCDOS. Netizens can burn the Chinese character library into the film for application in the microcontroller system.

Please put hzk16 and this program in the same directory.

This is a very useful 16*16 dot matrix Chinese character library, and the compressed package contains detailed instructions for use.
Let me briefly explain the principle of dot matrix Chinese character display here:
The display of dot matrix Chinese characters is actually drawing dots on the screen. Taking 16*16 dot matrix Chinese characters as an example, a Chinese character is limited to a square composed of 16*16 dots. Chinese characters are displayed by whether the point is displayed on the screen.
When using the Chinese character library, the position of the Chinese character in the Chinese character library is determined by the area code and bit code, and then 32 bytes are read out continuously. These 32 bytes are arranged in 16 rows, with 2 bytes in each row.
If this bit in a byte is 1, use the foreground color to draw a pixel on the screen, otherwise it will not be drawn, so that a Chinese character can be displayed.
As long as there is the idea that the screen is composed of pixels and shifted, it is completely possible to display Chinese characters in Spanish.
I hope that the display of Chinese characters can give you a better understanding of the C language.

16*16 font model:

Next, HZK16 offset address calculation assumes that the internal code is ABCD (AB comes first, which is the area code) ADDRESS=[(AB-0xa1)*94 (base row) + (CD-0xa1)]*32 (base row)

The order of appearance in the model is high: