SDL version has been changed (not fully), and it doesn't actually do
any remapping yet :)
The new class 'EventHandler' will receive all events and will dispatch
them to the core. The frontends will no longer deal with events
directly, but will convert them from native format (SDL, X, DOS, etc.)
to core events. The actual remapping will be taken care of in the core,
and each frontend will never know about it.
For those frontends that don't wish to take advantage of core remapping,
they can still use the 'Event' class directly.
Eventually, this will be extended to the joystick code as well, but I
don't think it would be wise to remap the mouse.
One thing that has changed is that it will no longer be possible for
one key event to activate more than one core event. It doesn't make
sense to do it, and I'm not sure the original code actually worked
anyway. One core event can be mapped to more that one key event,
however (Joystick fire 0 could be activated by Joy button 0, Space,
Left Ctrl, etc).
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default behaviour of the volume settings. Now, if no volume settings
have been specified, this means that changing the volume is disabled,
and the volume won't be changed on program start or exit. Specifying '-1'
for the volume will have the same effect.
This is the new default behaviour. If you want a different volume, you
now have to specify it.
Updated the documentation concerning using '-volume -1'.
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* Variables and functions accessed during interrupt service routines
are properly locked to ensure they are in physical memory.
* The emulation can be synchronized with the VSYNC of the video
card instead of using the system timer. The is the default
behavior when running under Windows NT/2000/XP since the DJGPP
system timer functions do not operate correctly under these
operating systems.
* New routines have been added to setup the graphics modes. The
new modes should run at 60Hz instead of the standard 70Hz for
the 320x200 mode.
* The stella profile is search for in the current working directory
as well as the $STELLA_HOME directory.
* When loading a ROM it is looked for in the current working directory,
$STELLA_HOME/ROMS, and finally $STELLA_HOME.
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so that sound works better under Windows NT/2000/XP systems.
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bankswitching as suggested by Adam Wozniak. This allows most of
the demos/homebrew games being created using this method to work
without a stella.pro file entry.
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game state is stored in a 'state' sub-directory of the current working
directory or in a 'state' sub-directory of the directory specified by
the 'STELLA_HOME' environment variable if it is set.
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2002 regarding the difficulty switches being reversed. It looks like
this bug was introduced in the 1.0 release of Stella (only took 4 years
to find and fix it :-)
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which are 10,495 or 10,240 bytes in length are considered to be DPC
based games. This should allow hacks of Pitfall II to work.
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Looks like this works better for games when the stella.pro file is missing.
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the issue with the robots in Berzerk always appearing in the same pattern
when the game starts.
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console is created. If properties are not found for the ROM then the
MD5 value will be set to the MD5 value of the ROM. This allows the
"-showinfo" command line option to display the MD5 checksum of unknown
games...
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call to resize the window needed to be after the call which tells the
window manager the maximum size of the window.
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shown, and cannot be turned off.
Barring any errors encountered in memory allocation (etc.), using
-showinfo 0 will not output ANYTHING to the console.
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all of the Pitfall II music is played now that the TIA sound routines can
handle it.
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compiling (or running) Stella with no sound support whatsoever.
Added ability to compile multiple sound backends into the X11 and SDL
versions, and to dynamically select from among them at run-time. For
now, the X11 version can't use the SDL sound core. This is in
preparation for the ALSA sound backend, which may or may not make it
into Stella 1.3.
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a little more room for error. Also added a call to SDL_Delay in the
blocking section of the updateSound method so that it doesn't hog the CPU.
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switched to a new set of low-level Sound Blaster routines which appear
to provide better Sound Blaster support and the ability to auto-detect
sound card settings.
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of stderr).
Fixed the X11 version wrt to merging changes into the main properties file.
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the X11 sound code is more mature.
Changed all occurrences of ::close() to ::closeDevice().
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class. Couldn't use close(), since that is a C-style function called in
the SoundX11 code.
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SoundSDL classes are drop-in replacements for each other.
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As of now, the OSS sound code is a bit more mature than the SDL code.
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we want to merge any properties changes into the PropertiesSet.
In the X11 and SDL versions, this option also tells the Properties::load()
method to load the properties into memory, since we can't do a merge
unless the properties are stored in memory.
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into the current PropertiesSet. This method also accepts a filename specifying
where to save this PropertiesSet to, and a boolean representing whether we want
to actually save the properties on exit.
Cleaned up some variable names, and set some bas initializers in the constructor.
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that when a Properties object is saved to a properties file, that file
looks more like the default stella.pro.
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be compiled into the core. It's up to the GUI's to call (or not call) the
DEVELOPER methods.
Changed the behaviour of Console::saveProperties() in that it now accepts a
boolean variable 'merge', which if true, will make a call to
PropertiesSet::merge() and indicate that these properties are to be saved
into a stella.pro file.
If merge is false, it simply saves the properties to the specified file
(as before).
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stay synchronized with each other. Also added code to disable the audio
if the driver doesn't support "real time" audio (under linux this usually
means a sound server is running). This code appears to be working almost
as well as the X11 sound code under the 1.2.5 release of SDL.
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stuff. These are availble only if DEVELOPER_SUPPORT as been defined.
The keys are as follows:
Alt+s: Save the current properties to your home directory named as
"Cartridge.Name".pro, with all spaces in the filename
converted to underscore.
Alt+f: Toggle between NTSC and PAL modes, and update the palette
accordingly.
PageUp / PageDown: Increase / decrease the "Display.YStart" variable.
Alt+PageUp / Alt+PageDown: Increase / decrease the "Display.Height" variable.
Home / End: Increase / decrease the "Display.XStart" variable.
Alt+Home / Alt+End: Increase / decrease the "Display.Width" variable.
Also, cleaned up the code a bit wrt C functions. Got rid of all sprintf
C-style functions, and used C++ style sstream instead.
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