Added new 'tv.phosphor' commandline argument to accomplish the above,
and associated UI item in Video Settings.
Updated docs for 'tv.phosphor' and 'tia.debugcolors'. More work is
needed on this, since I need to add screenshots for this new functionality.
the fixed debug colors to user-defined preferences. Note that there
are 6 registers (P0,M0,P1,M1,PF,BL), and the option takes a string
of 6 characters, where each represents a colour for the respective
positional register (ROYGBP are the choices).
I may add a UI item for this, but this is as far as I will go with
allowing user editing.
Rework defaults for ROM launcher and TIA zoom level.
Both of these are basically defined around having only a 640x480
screen, which hasn't been the case on hardware (even phones) for
about 10 years.
defaults have been specified. The reason being, testers will be running old
and new versions of Stella, and with the previous settings, they would have
to continually reset 'tia.core' every time they run a new build. Besides,
the point is for the new core to be the default, so we may as well enforce that
in the code.
that approach is a bad idea (and using Stella as example code), so it doesn't
make sense to not do something as it's being taught; the correct way.
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(tv.jitter_recovery). Next, this will be added to the UI.
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the mouse or digital input. This will fix those ROMs that don't
use much of the range on a real paddle, and as such have a huge
deadzone in emulation.
For now, only the Paddle class is modified. Still TODO is add the
ability to change this from the UI (per-ROM, obviously).
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To anyone reading this, Merry (belated) Christmas and Happy New Year!
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Added shortcut key to toggle TV scanline jittering, and have it default
to off. I'd really like to enable it again eventually, or perhaps use some
of the code in the case where scanline jumps are *really* large (since it
seems to emulate the output for every TV I've ever seen).
Bumped version #.
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For those reading these logs, I hope to get back to Stella development soon.
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I also love lambdas?
Minor cleanups to other parts of the code (missing virtual, cleanup
d'tors, move methods from public to private, etc).
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and bumped version # to 4.5 for the next release (whenever it
may happen).
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and (simulated) fullscreen mode.
Fullscreen mode is now simulated in that it creates a window that matches
what would appear in fullscreen. The next thing to do is actually have
the backend create this fullscreen mode correctly.
Changed 'gl_fsscale' to 'tia.fsfill' to more properly indicate what the
option does.
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Changed pointers to references in c'tor calls, making things a little safer.
Removed FBSurfaceTIA, since it was tied too closely to SDL itself. Added a
class called TIASurface that is functionally very similar, but is more generic
and accessible by the FrameBuffer directly. Eventually, this class will take
responsibility for all things related to rendering the TIA image (Blargg TV
effects, phosphor mode, etc).
TIA rendering is currently borked; fixes will follow ...
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conversion.
There are changes all over the FrameBuffer classes. Still TODO is
TIA resizing in windowed mode, and all fullscreen modes. The infrastructure
is close to completion, and it should be pretty easy to get the framebuffer
stuff done in the next week or so.
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options have changed names. In particular, all tia-related options
now start with 'tia.'. This includes most of the old options that
started with 'gl_'.
Changed the names of all tv-effects options from starting with 'tv_'
to 'tv.', to match the name changes elsewhere.
Some work on the documentation to reflect the latest changes.
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SDL-specific code into its own EventHandlerSDL2 class. This is part
of a larger reorganization of the codebase, to completely remove
SDL-specific code from src/emucore, and make it easier to port to SDL2.
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break. First thing to do is update the year. Happy new year to anyone
reading these commit logs.
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have been changed to 'SDL2'. From this point on, the OpenGL-specific
code will be removed, and replaced by SDL2-specific hardware-accelerated
code.
Cleaned up (mostly) the API of FrameBuffer vs FrameBufferSDL2. Since the
FrameBuffer class is an emucore object, it should have no knowledge of SDL,
or any particular rendering toolkit for that matter (just in case we want
to move to SDL3 eventually :) ).
At this point, all checks for OpenGL have been removed, so if you don't
have it on your system, Stella will fail to compile and/or run.
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software rendering support. I've been wanting to do this for years,
and finally the time has come. So for now, you need OpenGL for Stella
to build and run.
Expect major breakage over the next few months, as I port to SDL2.
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of bold and normal fonts within the debugger UI. Because of the # of changes
this requires, this is as far as I'll willing to go with UI configurability.
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extended abilities (see changelog and docs for more info).
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bases into a Common::Base class. Previously, this functionality was
spread across several classes, and used different approaches to formatting.
While the code still mixes C++ streams and C-style sprintf's, at least
it will now be easier to modify it all in one place.
Related to the above, added ability to use upper or lower case
characters for HEX output in the debugger. This is toggled by the
new debugger prompt command 'uhex', which is also tied to a new
commandline argument, 'dbg.uhex'.
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the CPU registers (A/X/Y/PS) on ROM load.
Added 'INTIM Clks' to the debugger I/O tab, showing the number of clocks
before the current INTIM value decreases by 1.
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Stephen Anthony