Video mode: "Color (RGB Card/Monitor)"
. RGB HGR rendering (no half-dot-shift, no vertical blend)
. RGB DHGR rendering
- Color 140-mode is a real 140x192 mode with no color fringe (Video7 patent, shows that way on real hardware)
- Mixed mode: correct transition for Color 140-mode <-> B&W (validated on a real IIc adapter.)
. Complete Féline support (eg. 2 distinct greys)
. Fixed Video7 SL7 inverse text
. Fixed DHIRES mixed mode detection
. NB. Prince of Persia will switch to B&W (560-mode) when going from HGR back to DHGR (same on real hardware).
Video mode: "Color (Composite Idealized)"
. Previously this was "Color (RGB Monitor)" (and before that, the AppleWin 1.25 "Color (Standard)")
. Now this mode does not support the extra RGB cards' video modes
Currently only Apple Color Card and Video7 SL7 are supported.
The RGB card can be defined through the command-line:
-rgb-card-type: apple (default), sl7, eve, feline
The default text color can be modified when SL7 is selected. On the actual card this was defined by dip switches.
-rgb-card-foreground <color>
can be 6 (blue), 9 (amber), 12 (green) and white (15)
Details:
. Added RGB FG/BG Text + mixed GR mode
. Added Color Text80
. Added Duochrome HGR
. RGB card defaults to Apple Color Card + B&W text
Removed 65d02.h and reconstructed this code using a combination of existing 6502.h/65c02.h and extra C Pre-Processor macros to include (or omit) the extra heatmap functionality.
We still end up with a normal 65c02 instance and also a debug 65c02 instance, but both will derive from the same 65c02.h file (+ same for the 6502 normal/debug instances).
Also:
. Added cpu_heatmap.inl for the built-in debugger's read/write operations.
. Support CpuRead/Write() from Z80 to hook the heatmap r/w.
This helps QTCreator to show the string in the debugger.
Otherwise it would show just an array of bytes.
Signed-off-by: Andrea Odetti <mariofutire@gmail.com>
When loading snapshot, chdir so relative paths can be found.
Ensure endwin() is called.
Use an "int" to exit the process rather than a exit().
Signed-off-by: Andrea Odetti <mariofutire@gmail.com>
Otherwise if one starts qapple with --load-state with a relative path it does not work
(as we have cd'ed to allow loading disks).
Signed-off-by: Andrea Odetti <mariofutire@gmail.com>
