the debugger RAM UI. A scrollbar is now present, which can scroll
through each 128 byte 'bank'. Labels indicate the current readport,
so you can distinguish between different areas of RAM. For now,
F4SC, F6SC, F8SC, and FASC have been converted, but I'm looking into the
other schemes now.
The RAM UI takes care of all read/write port issues. From the POV of
the UI, the RAM can be treated as zero-page; translation is done
behind the scene. Searching/comparing and change-tracking are also
supported.
The 'ram' command in the debugger prompt now reflects all RAM, and
readport/writeport addresses are shown, making it easier to use the
command withot having to look up the offsets.
Debugger width has been bumped to 1050 pixels wide to accomodate the
new functionality. We'll see how much trouble this causes ...
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Added CRT simulation as described by Ian Bogost in the AtariAge thread
'CRT simulation for Stella. This is just the first pass, but things
are working nicely so far (for those systems that can support it). It
requires at least OpenGL 2.0 with GLSL (GL Shading language). Added
the commandline arugments 'tv_tex', 'tv_bleed', 'tv_noise' and 'tv_phos'
used to set these various effects, as well as the ability to set them
within the Video Settings dialog. More documentation is forthcoming
on this.
All bankswitch modes that use SC RAM now act correctly when reading
from the write port (the RAM is erased).
Patching ROMs with bankswitch type 0840, SB, UA and X07 is now working.
Went through all the bankswitch classes and converted multiplication/
division to shift operations whenever possible. It's a
micro-optimization, but what the heck; every little bit of speed counts.
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