| AppleWin 1.26.0.5 (pre-release) [message #329780] |
Thu, 06 October 2016 17:28  |
TomCh
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Hi,
Thanks for you feedback from last time.
There's a new pre-release of AppleWin 1.26.0 here:
https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin/releases/tag/v1.26.0.5
Fixes since 1.26.0.3 (19 Sept 2016):
.. [Bug #341] Color Monitor mode (showing graphics) is shifted one HGR pixel to the right (losing the rightmost pixel)
.. [Bug #353] Pravets 8M has a superfluous dot lit on the ']' character
.. [Bug #352] Full-speed in mixed mode results in flickery video
.. [Bug #351] In full-speed mode, listing a long BASIC program is barely faster than 1MHz mode
.. [Bug #350] Config -> '50% Scan lines' checkbox not working
NB. These new bugs reported at 1.26.0.3 are not addressed (but are recorded as issues):
.. #344: Lines get vertically blurred in the TV modes, kinda defeating the 50% mode.
.. #353: Odd key bindings for Pravets and II+
Please report any issues you find either here (in cea2) or raise a bug here:
https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin/issues/new
Tom
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| Re: AppleWin 1.26.0.5 (pre-release) [message #329829 is a reply to message #329780] |
Fri, 07 October 2016 14:29  |
mmphosis
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It was worth installing wine just to try a few things out...
I could drag ProDOS_2_4_1.dsk to the AppleWin window and it showed up in
drive 1. Clicking the Apple asks before rebooting, and holding down Ctrl
while clicking the Apple does a RESET -- nice!
From my few minutes, it looks cycle accurate even horizontally in video. I
think up until now that only epple2 could do this, Virtual ][ and KEGS only
keep up vertically. The Apple ][+ model can do VBL detection in software by
reading the video byte on the bus:
1100:
:A0 0 98 99 0 10 C8 D0 FA CE 0 10 84 FA A9 20
:85 FB B1 FA AA BD 0 10 C9 FF F0 3 FE 0 10 C8
:D0 F0 E6 FB A5 FB C9 40 D0 E8 A9 FF 85 FD BE 0
:10 E4 FD B0 4 86 FD 84 FC C8 D0 F2 A2 0 A9 20
:85 FB A5 FC D1 FA D0 15 49 FF 91 FA A9 8D 9D 99
:11 E8 98 9D 99 11 E8 A5 FB 9D 99 11 E8 C8 D0 E2
:E6 FB A5 FB C9 40 D0 DA A9 AD D0 4 9D 99 11 E8
:E0 60 D0 F8 8A 9D 99 11 2C 52 C0 2C 54 C0 2C 57
:C0 2C 50 C0 AE D0 27 A5 FC 8D D0 27 CD 50 C0 D0
:FB 8E D0 27 A2 23 CA D0 FD
300:20 0 11 AD 50 C0 EA AD 51 C0 4C 3 3 N 300G
Excellent!
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| Re: AppleWin 1.26.0.5 (pre-release) [message #329882 is a reply to message #329829] |
Sun, 09 October 2016 17:16 |
TomCh
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On Friday, October 7, 2016 at 7:29:34 PM UTC+1, mmphosis wrote:
> It was worth installing wine just to try a few things out...
>
> I could drag ProDOS_2_4_1.dsk to the AppleWin window and it showed up in
> drive 1. Clicking the Apple asks before rebooting, and holding down Ctrl
> while clicking the Apple does a RESET -- nice!
>
> From my few minutes, it looks cycle accurate even horizontally in video. I
> think up until now that only epple2 could do this, Virtual ][ and KEGS only
> keep up vertically. The Apple ][+ model can do VBL detection in software by
> reading the video byte on the bus:
>
> 1100:
> :A0 0 98 99 0 10 C8 D0 FA CE 0 10 84 FA A9 20
> :85 FB B1 FA AA BD 0 10 C9 FF F0 3 FE 0 10 C8
> :D0 F0 E6 FB A5 FB C9 40 D0 E8 A9 FF 85 FD BE 0
> :10 E4 FD B0 4 86 FD 84 FC C8 D0 F2 A2 0 A9 20
> :85 FB A5 FC D1 FA D0 15 49 FF 91 FA A9 8D 9D 99
> :11 E8 98 9D 99 11 E8 A5 FB 9D 99 11 E8 C8 D0 E2
> :E6 FB A5 FB C9 40 D0 DA A9 AD D0 4 9D 99 11 E8
> :E0 60 D0 F8 8A 9D 99 11 2C 52 C0 2C 54 C0 2C 57
> :C0 2C 50 C0 AE D0 27 A5 FC 8D D0 27 CD 50 C0 D0
> :FB 8E D0 27 A2 23 CA D0 FD
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> 300:20 0 11 AD 50 C0 EA AD 51 C0 4C 3 3 N 300G
>
> Excellent!
Thanks for sharing the code.
Can you explain the code at $1100?
btw. I've added it to the test suit:
https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin-Test/blob/master/v2/A2e -enhanced-VideoModeSwitch.aws.yaml
The new save-state (yaml, human readable) allows fragments of sparse memory to be initialised, as demonstrated by just dropping your hex code into the save-state (+ I added text & hires images).
Tom
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