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these logs! Moved TODO and Credits info directly to the webpage, where it will hopefully be easier to maintain. Fixed 'crackling' sound when loading a new ROM, introduced with the 3.5 sound restructuring. It looks like stale data was being loaded by the sound processing callback. As well, moved the computation of certain division variables from the sound callback to the framerate re-calculator (where it's recomputed 1/5 of the time or less). Updated AboutDialog with info about Stella DonationWare status, and active members of Stella development. Updated OSX in-app HTML documentation about Stella DonationWare status. Bumped version # to 3.5.1_svn, and the process starts again. git-svn-id: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/stella/code/trunk@2318 8b62c5a3-ac7e-4cc8-8f21-d9a121418aba |
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Makefile.yacc | ||
README.txt | ||
YaccParser.cxx | ||
YaccParser.hxx | ||
calctest.c | ||
module.mk | ||
stella.y | ||
y.tab.c | ||
y.tab.h |
README.txt
Makefile.yacc - Not part of the regular stella build! YaccParser.cxx - C++ wrapper for generated parser, includes hand-coded lexer YaccParser.hxx - Include in user code, declares public "methods" (actually functions) calctest.c - Not part of stella! Used for testing the lexel/parser. module.mk - Used for regular Stella build stella.y - Yacc/Bison source for parser y.tab.c, y.tab.h - Generated parser. NOT BUILT AUTOMATICALLY! I've only tested stella.y with GNU bison 1.35 and (once) with Berkeley Yacc 1.9. Hopefully your favorite version will work, too :) Even though they're generated, y.tab.c and .h are in SVN. This is so that people who don't have a local copy of bison or yacc can still compile Stella. If you modify stella.y, you MUST run "make -f Makefile.yacc" in this directory. This will regenerate y.tab.c and y.tab.h. Do this before "svn commit". If you're hacking the parser, you can test it without the rest of Stella by running "make -f Makefile.yacc calctest" in this directory, then running calctest with an expression as its argument: ./calctest '2+2' = 4 If you're trying to benchmark the lexer/parser, try adding -DBM to the g++ command that builds calctest.