Use HlpRGBColor() internally

xtoskrnl/hl/fbdev.c

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ HlClearScreen(IN ULONG Color)
     FrameBuf = HlpFrameBufferData.Address;
 
     /* Convert background color */
-    BackgroundColor = HlRGBColor(Color);
+    BackgroundColor = HlpRGBColor(Color);
 
     /* Fill the screen with a black box */
     for(PositionY = 0; PositionY < HlpFrameBufferData.Height; PositionY++)
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ HlDrawPixel(IN ULONG PositionX,
     FrameBufferIndex = 4 * HlpFrameBufferData.PixelsPerScanLine * PositionY + 4 * PositionX;
 
     /* Set the color of the pixel by writing to the corresponding memory location */
-    *((PULONG)(HlpFrameBufferData.Address + FrameBufferIndex)) = HlRGBColor(Color);
+    *((PULONG)(HlpFrameBufferData.Address + FrameBufferIndex)) = HlpRGBColor(Color);
 }
 
 /**
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ HlPutCharacter(IN ULONG PositionX,
 
     /* Find the glyph position on the frame buffer and set font color */
     GlyphPixel = (UINT_PTR)HlpFrameBufferData.Address + PositionY * HlpFrameBufferData.Pitch + PositionX * 4;
-    FontColor = HlRGBColor(Color);
+    FontColor = HlpRGBColor(Color);
 
     /* Check all kerning fragments */
     Mapping = 0;
@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ HlPutCharacter(IN ULONG PositionX,
  */
 XTAPI
 ULONG
-HlRGBColor(IN ULONG Color)
+HlpRGBColor(IN ULONG Color)
 {
     USHORT Blue, Green, Red, Reserved;
 

xtoskrnl/includes/hli.h

@@ -55,6 +55,10 @@ XTAPI
 XTSTATUS
 HlInitializeFrameBuffer(VOID);
 
+XTAPI
+VOID
+HlInitializeProcessor();
+
 XTAPI
 VOID
 HlPutCharacter(IN ULONG PositionX,
@@ -62,16 +66,12 @@ HlPutCharacter(IN ULONG PositionX,
                IN ULONG Color,
                IN WCHAR WideCharacter);
 
-XTAPI
-ULONG
-HlRGBColor(IN ULONG Color);
-
 XTFASTCALL
 VOID
 HlSetRunLevel(IN KRUNLEVEL RunLevel);
 
 XTAPI
-VOID
-HlInitializeProcessor();
+ULONG
+HlpRGBColor(IN ULONG Color);
 
 #endif /* __XTOSKRNL_HLI_H */