things a little (I hope I didn't break the recent GP2X changes).
Removed more PSP stuff, since that port is no longer maintained in this
codebase, but by someone else externally.
Building the 'win32dist' target is now tailored to a Linux environment,
and now properly converts text files and zips up the result
automatically. So automated building just became that much closer ...
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accessed using a new 'host' type in configure (mingw32-cross). For
my system, the command would be as follows:
configure --host=mingw32-cross
--with-sdl-prefix=/home/stephena/.mingw/usr/i386-mingw32msvc
This allows you to compile the Windows version in Linux, which is my
main development platform. It will also allow me to get the automated
build page working again :)
Removed all NASM checking from the config scripts, since we're never
going to use it (it goes against the philosophy of Stella compiling
everywhere).
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debugger would reset the UI zoom level.
Fixed issue with 'make install' not completing.
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freedesktop.org. The XPM is still present, and is used for compiling
directly into the application.
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at how easy it was to just write the PNG directly; it takes roughly the
same amount of code as when interfacing with the PNG library! One
less dependency is always a good thing, since some systems might not
have it installed by default.
For now, the Linux side of things is complete (configure script, etc).
Still TODO is check the Win32 project file, and rework the OSX stuff
(OSX had the full libpng sources embedded in src/macosx). I suspect
this will fix the bugs recently reported when compiling Stella on
Intel-based Macs.
Added a freedesktop.org compliant stella.desktop menu entry, which is
now installed as part of 'make install'.
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anything that was necessary.
Changed AtariVox code to be a compile-time option, and integrated rsynth
code into the 'Stella build' style, with a module.mk file.
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a big library, and it's not commonly installed anywhere, and it's GPL.
Actually, a good chunk of rsynth can be removed (all the stuff related
to perl modules and text-to-speech, which we won't need for Stella). I'll
prune it when I figure out exactly what I can keep...
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people who don't have ctags installed.
WIP debugger equate restructuring.
WIP AtariVox emulation. Not very far along yet, but at the moment,
we're able to read the speech data output by vox_test.bin and spit out
the phoneme values on stderr.
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scripts, since the properties are now built in, and will never need a
global storage directory.
Reworked the ROM launcher again, by moving the 'Reload' button to the
Launcher options dialog (by popular request from the GP2X forums). The
'Go Up' button is now always present on the main launcher interface, but
is disabled when not in 'rom browse' mode.
Added a button to VideoDialog for the recently added 'tiadefaults'
functionality. It defaults to off, which is the current behaviour in
Stella. (De)selecting this item will require a ROM reload.
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for installation (it should no longer be included with release packages).
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actually a deficiency in the GUI core, whereby joystick button events
were being translated to axis events, but the actual button events were
still being processed as well. Now, if a button has been translated by
pollEvent(), it is removed from further processing in the main event
loop.
Also cleaned up the DialogContainer event logic a little. Basically,
the code at that level should never do button to axis translation,
since that's port-specific and will be handled in the OSystemXXX class.
Fixed some errors in Makefile, where spaces were used instead of tabs.
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before a certain state was entered. For example, launching a game
and bypassing the ROM launcher would attempt to draw elements from
the debugger, with coordinates that were usually larger than the
current screen.
Made system-wide location of stella.pro/stellarc files configurable
at build-time. They're now stored in DATADIR/stella, where DATADIR
can be changed with "--datadir=..." during configure. This is only
enabled for UNIX for now.
Added missing 'cheat' and 'break' to commandline description.
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so I may have broken something.
Improved 'joystick is mouse' code in the GUI. Also account for devices
where the D-pad sends button events instead of the normal axis events.
Treat joystick events as other types of controllers based on the
virtual port entry in stella.pro. This means that mappings for a
joystick will emulate other devices when necessary, and should
help on 'small' devices with few inputs.
Added 'sp' developer commandline argument, which sets the
"Console.SwapPorts" property and swaps the arrangement of the
virtual ports. Useful for games like "Raiders of the Lost Ark",
where the joysticks are normally swapped. Updated stella.pro
for Raiders to use this property.
Moved ugly #ifdef code for screen dimensions out of FrameBuffer and
directly into the respective OSystemXXX classes.
Added 'freq', 'tiafreq' and 'clipvol' commandline arguments, which
affect the sound subsystem. Note that none of these add new
functionality; they merely expose what were previously constants
in the code:
- freq: sets sound sample output frequency
- tiafreq: sets sound sample generation frequency
- clipvol: clips volume to eliminate huge cracks when pausing sound
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we can also remove RTTI support. This may result in a slightly smaller
binary.
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compiled into Stella, and Stella will be shown with an icon in Windows
Explorer, etc.
Modified Makefile to create a Win32 binary package from the commandline.
You can do 'make win32dist DISTNAME=stella-release', and a package
named 'stella-release' will be created. Still todo is get zip support
working, so it can be zipped directly from the Makefile.
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although it isn't strictly needed for Stella itself (it's already
compiled in).
Added stella.spec file, which is used to generate a source RPM for
both PLF (Mandriva) and hopefully for all RPM distros as well.
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to 'Shift left/right cursor', since Ctrl-Tab is usually an OS
reserved keystroke.
Fixed 'make install' command so it actually installs Stella. Further
testing is still required.
Fixed graphical glitch whereby focus rectangles weren't being
properly drawn around widgets with an attached scrollbar
(PromptWidget and ListWidget).
I only have 5 or 6 outstanding bugs left. After that, once the
TiaOutputWidget is complete, we'll be ready for a new release.
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and become the "mini-language" for conditional breaks/traps.
The current lexer/parser combo benchmarks at 1/2 million parses/sec
on my Athlon 2100. By comparison, Pitfall runs approx. 360,000
instructions/sec. We need to be able to check for a conditional break
once per instruction, so on my box, I'll probably be able to run the
emulator at full speed with one breakcond set, using all the CPU.
Am still working on a way to speed things up: there's no reason we
should have to fully lex and parse an expression every time we want to
evaluate it.
For now, the only place the new parser hooks into Stella is with an
undocumented "expr" command. Try "expr 2+2" at the prompt.
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doesn't really need to know about it, and it belongs to the debugger anyway.
Fixed some makefile issues:
Pure C programs were being compiled with 'cc', when 'g++' (or equivalent)
should have been used.
Only pre-define the compiler flags to include '-O2' if the user doesn't
have a CXXFLAGS env variable set. Sometimes I want to use '-g', and in
that case I want to override the internal '-O2'.
Fixed TIASound code to not use its own type definitions, and instead use
the ones from bspf.hxx. Eliminates requirement of specifying -DWIN32,
even when the host system wasn't Win32.
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occurs once per frame, as long as the backspace key is held down
(previously it happened once per keypress only). Haven't decided
whether this is an improvement or not, need more testing
Also, added missing -O2 to new Makefile.
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I've only tested it in 32bit Linux, but I don't forsee any problems.
Dependencies seem to work correctly, recompiling parts of the codebase
as necessary.
New files added to the codebase must be listed in the 'module.mk' file
in the same directory where the new file is placed. Other then that,
no configuration is required.
All configurable options are by default enabled. They can be manually
disabled by an appropriate command to the configure script, but the
script is smart enough to test for the required libraries and disable
support when one isn't found.
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adapted from the ScummVM build process, and isn't as big and nasty as
full autoconf support.
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