cases, these archives contain directories named '__MACOSX' which
contain link files that were being erroneously detected as actual
ROMs.
Added FilesystemNode::isFile() method, and updated several places
in the code to use it. Previously, determining whether something
was a file was simply testing if it wasn't a directory, but this
logic isn't always valid (it's possible to be neither a regular
file *nor* a directory).
Bumped version # for RC release. It's getting very close ...
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- Alt-9 / Shift-Alt-9 selects (increases/decreases) between
the various adjustables
- Alt-0 / Shift-Alt-0 increases/decreases the actual values for
the previously selected adjustable
Cleaned up the API a little, moving some stuff from Console to
FrameBuffer class. I think we're due for a pretty major
reorganization of parts of the codebase very soon.
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Settings::loadConfig() and Settings::saveConfig() when required.
This fixes an issue with OSX in particular, or any port where
those methods are overrided.
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the Video Settings UI. Still TODO is add key shortcuts for the various
adjustable TV effects (contrast, brightness, etc).
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'tv_scaninter' option. Added Alt-8 keypress to toggle this; still
TODO is add a UI item for it.
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below the base directory weren't being detected. The ROMs can
now be in any directory arrangement (although they'll still be
presented in the UI as if they're all in the base directory).
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26-27% to 11-12% on my test system. This is from a baseline of 8-9%
for normal rendering, so the TV effects are now quite fast (only an
extra 2-4% CPU usage).
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left to do, but the basic functionality is now there. Alt 1 - Alt 6
selects among TV modes as follows: off, composite, svideo, rgb, bad and
custom. The latter is just composite at this point; there's no code to
actually change specific adjustables yet. Alt 7/Shift-Alt 7 increases/
decreases scanline blend intensity (20% - 100%).
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the patches I received in the past, but also includes stuff from newer
versions. It compiles correctly; now I just have to activate it and
pass it a framebuffer and see what happens ...
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basically the skeleton of F4SC, since it's partly modeled after that
(8 4K banks, etc). More work will come after the 3.7 release.
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implementation ready by the end of the coming week. First, I have to
convert a patch against Stella 2.8.4 and an old Blargg version to the
current codebase (and a newer Blargg version).
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instead of having different keys to turn them on and off separately.
This brings the functionality in line with the rest of the objects/
collision key-combos, which were also toggle-only.
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SDL keyboard events and the static GetKeyState() method doesn't always
work as you'd expect.
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fixing bugs too numerous to mention. The end result is that using
Control-0 to switch between mouse modes is much more understandable.
Updated properties database for Telepathy ROM, which now uses the
MindLink controller. Also updated Astroblast ROMs to use paddles
by default.
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available, which helps with constant resizes of arrays with a large number
of push_backs. For now, only the ROM launcher and debugger disassembly
really needs it.
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- delays are now emulated (0.5 ms for reads, 101 ms for writes)
- the flash file is now saved according to the ROM name
- correctly return values with bit 6 set to zero or one, instead
of just using 0x00 or 0xff
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bankswitch scheme (currently, only the 256 internal RAM is used).
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make another pass at getting rid of raw pointers. As I've come
to realize over the years (and in particular with reading the C++11
standard), raw pointers are evil and error-prone. So this fixes
some of them at least.
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ROMs as well); strangely enough, you had to press Joystick 0 Up before
the paddle handling was initiated.
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