Commit 220708c56faacdd398e555db9769079cd62d781d - linapple

Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/linappleii/linapple T. Joseph Carter 4 years ago

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~~INSTALL~~ less more

0		Linapple - crossplatfom emulator of Apple ][ (Apple2, Apple 2e) series computer for Linux or other OSes with SDL support.
1
2		[INSTALL]
3
4		You need SDL, cURL, zlib and libzip libraries development versions with -dev or -devel suffixes.
5
6		For Debian/Ubuntu their names are:
7		libsdl1.2-dev - Simple Direct Media crossplatform library for video,audio, events etc.
8		libcurl4 - openssl-dev - cURL net functions
9		zlib1g-dev - access .gz files
10		libzip-dev - access .zip files
11
12		All these libraries are available for free around the world.
13
14		For example for Debian/Ubuntu to install:
15		$ sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev zlib1g-dev libzip-dev
16
17		After being SDL, zlib, cURL and libzip installed you will be able to compile linapple from sources:
18
19		Untar the package (in .bz2 format):
20		$ tar xjf linapple_src-2b.tar.bz2
21
22		Then go to src directory and compile.
23		$ cd linapple_src-2b/src
24		$ make
25
26		If there are no errors, you may install it if you wish:
27		$ sudo make install
28
29		It will be installed in /usr/local/linapple folder, whre you can find linapple.conf file for changing some linapple settings,
30		and empty `images` and `ftp` folders, where Apple 2 images files and downloaded through FTP cached images are meant to be in.
31
32		Of course you are free to choose any directories of your choice changing it in Makefile in src directory.
33		Note: you should read/write permissions for these folders, or linapple could not work properly.
34
35		For linaaple ability to unpack .zip and .gz files on the fly (either from local disks or from FTP) you also need read/write access for linapple working folder (which by default is /usr/local/linapple), for linapple unpacks these files as drive0.dsk and drive1.dsk for drive 1 and 2 respectively.
36
37		OK. If you installed it, you are able to run emulator from any place, just run it like this:
38		$ linapple
39
40		If you have chosen not to install it, go to the upper directory then and run the beast:
41		$ cd ..
42		$ ./linapple
43
44		If all files are on their places, you should see an X-Window with splash screen.
45		Press F2 (or F3 before to choose some disk image in drive 1), and go to work.
46
47		Note: linapple needs some files in its current working directory for proper working.
48
49		These files are:
50		splash.bmp - splash screen
51		charset40.bmp - charset for Apple][ (Apple 2e, etc.) text modes.
52		font.bmp - font for Help screen and Disk Select screens.
53		icon.bmp - nice icon, logo of Apple][ computer.
54		linapple.conf - configuration file.
55		Master.dsk - disk image with Applesoft(tm) DOS 3.3 inside. See Apple license (on apple.com) for details.
56
57		Essential are font.bmp and charset40.bmp, others can be omitted peacefully.
58
59		P.S. You may play with some options in Makefile in src directory, if you know what you want to do.
60
61		Note: See README file for more detailed instructions on using linapple.
62
63		[UNINSTALL]
64
65		To uninstall previously installed linapple (by `sudo make install` command) you may write this:
66		$ sudo make uninstall
67
68		This will remove by default entire `/usr/local/linapple` folder and `/usr/local/bin/linapple` script.
69
70		Also there is possible command for cleaning compiled binaries in src directory:
71		$ make clean
72
73		Note: `linapple` executable in upper directory will remain intact.
74
75		[CONTACT]
76
77		I will be glad to see your comments, suggestions and so on on my email beotiger@gmail.com
78
79		Sincerely Yours,
80		beotiger, December 2007 AD - March 2012 AD - June 2015
81		http://beotiger.com beotiger@gmail.com
82
83		Let Apple 2 live forever!

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INSTALL.md less more

0	0	# Installation
1		# Build modernization by Greg Hedger, November 2017
2		# Ubuntu 16.04
	1
	2
	3	## Ubuntu 16.04
3	4
4	5	make
5	6	cd bin
6	7	./linapple
7	8
8		# Prerequisites
9		sudo apt-get install libzip-dev libzip4 libcurl3 libcurl-ocaml-dev
	9	### Prerequisites
10	10
	11	```bash
	12	sudo apt-get git libzip-dev libsdl1.2-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev zlib1g-dev
	13	```
11	14
12		# Historical INSTALL
	15	### Clone
	16
	17	```bash
	18	git clone git@github.com:linappleii/linapple.git
	19	```
13	20	Linapple - crossplatfom emulator of Apple][ (Apple2, Apple 2) series computer for Linux or other OSes with SDL support.
14	21
15	22
16		[INSTALL]
	23	### Compile
17	24
18		You need SDL, cURL, zlib and libzip:
	25	```bash
	26	cd linapple
	27	make
	28	```
19	29
20		For Debian/Ubuntu their names are:
	30	### Global Install
	31	```shell
	32	make install
	33	```
21	34
22		libsdl1.2-dev - Simple Direct Media crossplatform library for video,audio, events etc.
23		libcurl4 - openssl-dev - cURL net functions
24		zlib1g-dev - access .gz files
25		libzip-dev - access .zip files
	35	### Run
26	36
27		All these libraries are available for free around the world.
	37	```bash
	38	bin/linapple
	39	```
28	40
29		For example for Debian/Ubuntu to install:
	41	Or if you did a global install.
30	42
31		$sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev zlib1g-dev libzip-dev
	43	```bash
	44	linapple
	45	```
32	46
	47	### Configure
33	48
34		After being SDL, zlib, cURL and libzip installed you will be able to compile linapple from sources:
	49	A directory name `linapple` can be found in your home directory. Edit the `linapple.conf` file.
35	50
36		Untar the package (in .bz2 format):
37
38		$ tar xjf linapple-src_2a.tar.bz2
39
40
41		Then go to src directory and compile.
42
43		$ make
44
45		If there was no errors, you may install it if you wish:
46
47		$ cd bin
48		$ ./linapple
49
50		It will be install in /usr/local/linapple folder, whre you can find linapple.conf file for changing some linapple settings,
51		and empty `images` and `ftp` folders, where Apple 2 images files and downloaded through FTP images are meant to be in.
52
53		But of course you are free to choose any directories of your choice.
54		Note: you should read/write permissions of these folders, or linapple could not work properly.
55
56		For linaaple ability to unpack .zip and .gz files on the fly (either from local disks or from FTP) you also need read/write access for linapple working
57		folder (which by default is /usr/local/linapple), for linapple unpacks these files as drive0.dsk and drive1.dsk for drive 1 and 2 respectively.
58
59
60		OK.
61		If you installed it, you are able to run emulator from any place, just run it like this:
62
63		$ linapple
64
65
66		If you have chosen not to install it, go to the upper directory then and run the beast:
67
68		$ cd ..
69
70		$ ./linapple
71
72
73		If all files are on their places, you should see an X-Window with splash screen.
74		Press F2 (or F3 before to choose some disk image in drive 1), and go to work.
75
76		Note: linapple needs some files in its current working directory for proper working.
77
78		These files are:
79
80		splash.bmp - splash screen
81		charset40.bmp - charset for Apple][ (Apple 2e, etc.) text modes.
82		font.bmp - font for Help screen and Disk Select screens.
83		icon.bmp - nice icon, logo of Apple][ computer.
84		linapple.conf - configuration file.
85		Master.dsk - disk image with Applesoft(tm) DOS 3.3 inside. See Apple license (on apple.com) for details.
86
87		Essentials are font.bmp and charset40.bmp, others can be omitted peacefully.
88
89		P.S. You may play with some options in Makefile in src directory, if you know what you are to do. :)
90
91		Note: See README file for more detailed instructions on using linapple.
92
93
94		[UNINSTALL]
95
96		To uninstall previously installed linapple (by `sudo make install` command) you may write this:
97
98		$ sudo make uninstall
99
100		This will remove by default entire `/usr/local/linapple` folder and `/usr/local/bin/linapple` script.
101
102
103		Also there is possible command for cleaning compiled binaries in src directory:
104
105		$ make clean
106
107		Note: `linapple` executable in upper directory will remain intact.
108
109
110
111		[CONTACT]
112
113		I will be glad to see your comments, suggestions and so on on my email: beotiger@gmail.com
114
115		Sincerely Yours,
116		Krez beom beotiger, December 2007 AD - March 2012 AD
117
118		beotiger@mail.ru
119		beotiger@gmail.com
120
121		Let Apple 2 live forever!
122

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inc/CPU.h less more

12	12	extern regsrec regs;
13	13	extern unsigned __int64 g_nCumulativeCycles;
14	14
15		void CpuDestroy ();
16		void CpuCalcCycles(ULONG nExecutedCycles);
17		DWORD CpuExecute (DWORD);
18		ULONG CpuGetCyclesThisFrame(ULONG nExecutedCycles);
19		void CpuInitialize ();
20		void CpuSetupBenchmark ();
	15	void CpuDestroy ();
	16	void CpuCalcCycles(ULONG nExecutedCycles);
	17	DWORD CpuExecute (DWORD);
	18	ULONG CpuGetCyclesThisFrame(ULONG nExecutedCycles);
	19	void CpuInitialize ();
	20	void CpuSetupBenchmark ();
21	21	void CpuIrqReset();
22	22	void CpuIrqAssert(eIRQSRC Device);
23	23	void CpuIrqDeassert(eIRQSRC Device);
24	24	void CpuNmiReset();
25	25	void CpuNmiAssert(eIRQSRC Device);
26	26	void CpuNmiDeassert(eIRQSRC Device);
27		void CpuReset ();
28		DWORD CpuGetSnapshot(SS_CPU6502* pSS);
29		DWORD CpuSetSnapshot(SS_CPU6502* pSS);
	27	void CpuReset ();
	28	DWORD CpuGetSnapshot(SS_CPU6502* pSS);
	29	DWORD CpuSetSnapshot(SS_CPU6502* pSS);

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src/6821.cpp less more

37	37	bit5 C2_INPUT C2_OUTPUT
38	38	*/
39	39	#define PIA_IRQ1 0x80
40		#define PIA_IRQ2 0x40
	40	#define PIA_IRQ2 0x40
41	41	#define SET_IRQ1(c) c \|= PIA_IRQ1;
42	42	#define SET_IRQ2(c) c \|= PIA_IRQ2;
43	43	#define CLEAR_IRQ1(c) c &= ~PIA_IRQ1;

119	119	{
120	120	BYTE retval = 0;
121	121	byRS &= 3;
122		switch ( byRS )
123		{
	122	switch (byRS) {
124	123	/***************** port A output/DDR read *****************/
125		case PIA_DDRA:
126		// read output register
127		if ( OUTPUT_SELECTED(m_byCTLA) )
128		{
129		// combine input and output values
130		retval = ( m_byOA & m_byDDRA ) \| ( m_byIA & ~m_byDDRA );
131		// IRQ flags implicitly cleared by a read
132		CLEAR_IRQ1( m_byCTLA );
133		CLEAR_IRQ1( m_byCTLB );
	124	case PIA_DDRA:
	125	// read output register
	126	if (OUTPUT_SELECTED(m_byCTLA)) {
	127	// combine input and output values
	128	retval = (m_byOA & m_byDDRA) \| (m_byIA & ~m_byDDRA);
	129	// IRQ flags implicitly cleared by a read
	130	CLEAR_IRQ1(m_byCTLA);
	131	CLEAR_IRQ1(m_byCTLB);
	132	UpdateInterrupts();
	133	// CA2 is configured as output and in read strobe mode
	134	if (C2_OUTPUT(m_byCTLA) && C2_STROBE_MODE(m_byCTLA)) {
	135	// this will cause a transition low; call the output function if we're currently high
	136	if (m_byOCA2)
	137	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCA2, 0);
	138	m_byOCA2 = 0;
	139
	140	// if the CA2 strobe is cleared by the E, reset it right away
	141	if (STROBE_E_RESET(m_byCTLA)) {
	142	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCA2, 1);
	143	m_byOCA2 = 1;
	144	}
	145	}
	146	}
	147	// read DDR register
	148	else {
	149	retval = m_byDDRA;
	150	}
	151	break;
	152
	153	/***************** port B output/DDR read *****************/
	154	case PIA_DDRB:
	155
	156	// read output register
	157	if (OUTPUT_SELECTED(m_byCTLB)) {
	158	// combine input and output values
	159	retval = (m_byOB & m_byDDRB) + (m_byIB & ~m_byDDRB);
	160
	161	// IRQ flags implicitly cleared by a read
	162	CLEAR_IRQ2(m_byCTLA);
	163	CLEAR_IRQ2(m_byCTLB);
	164	UpdateInterrupts();
	165	}
	166	/* read DDR register */
	167	else {
	168	retval = m_byDDRB;
	169	}
	170	break;
	171
	172	/***************** port A control read *****************/
	173	case PIA_CTLA:
	174	// read control register
	175	retval = m_byCTLA;
	176	// when CA2 is an output, IRQA2 = 0, and is not affected by CA2 transitions.
	177	if (C2_OUTPUT(m_byCTLA))
	178	retval &= ~PIA_IRQ2;
	179	break;
	180
	181	/***************** port B control read *****************/
	182	case PIA_CTLB:
	183	retval = m_byCTLB;
	184	// when CB2 is an output, IRQB2 = 0, and is not affected by CB2 transitions.
	185	if (C2_OUTPUT(m_byCTLB))
	186	retval &= ~PIA_IRQ2;
	187	break;
	188
	189	}
	190
	191	return retval;
	192	}
	193
	194	void C6821::Write(BYTE byRS, BYTE byData)
	195	{
	196	byRS &= 3;
	197
	198	switch( byRS ) {
	199	/***************** port A output/DDR write *****************/
	200	case PIA_DDRA:
	201
	202	// write output register
	203	if (OUTPUT_SELECTED(m_byCTLA)) {
	204	// update the output value
	205	m_byOA = byData;
	206
	207	// send it to the output function
	208	if (m_byDDRA)
	209	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutA, m_byOA & m_byDDRA);
	210	}
	211
	212	// write DDR register
	213	else {
	214	if (m_byDDRA != byData) {
	215	m_byDDRA = byData;
	216
	217	// send it to the output function
	218	if (m_byDDRA)
	219	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutA, m_byOA & m_byDDRA);
	220	}
	221	}
	222	break;
	223
	224	/***************** port B output/DDR write *****************/
	225	case PIA_DDRB:
	226
	227	// write output register
	228	if (OUTPUT_SELECTED(m_byCTLB)) {
	229	// update the output value
	230	m_byOB = byData;
	231
	232	// send it to the output function
	233	if (m_byDDRB)
	234	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutB, m_byOB & m_byDDRB);
	235
	236	// CB2 is configured as output and in write strobe mode
	237	if (C2_OUTPUT(m_byCTLB) && C2_STROBE_MODE(m_byCTLB)) {
	238	// this will cause a transition low; call the output function if we're currently high
	239	if (m_byOCB2)
	240	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCB2, 0);
	241	m_byOCB2 = 0;
	242
	243	// if the CB2 strobe is cleared by the E, reset it right away
	244	if (STROBE_E_RESET(m_byCTLB)) {
	245	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCB2, 1);
	246	m_byOCB2 = 1;
	247	}
	248	}
	249	}
	250	// write DDR register
	251	else {
	252	if (m_byDDRB != byData) {
	253	m_byDDRB = byData;
	254
	255	// send it to the output function
	256	if (m_byDDRB)
	257	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutB, m_byOB & m_byDDRB);
	258	}
	259	}
	260	break;
	261
	262	/***************** port A control write *****************/
	263	case PIA_CTLA:
	264	// Bit 7 and 6 read only
	265	byData &= 0x3f;
	266
	267	// CA2 is configured as output and in set/reset mode
	268	if (C2_OUTPUT(byData)) {
	269	// determine the new value
	270	int temp = SET_C2(byData) ? 1 : 0;
	271
	272	// if this creates a transition, call the CA2 output function
	273	if (m_byOCA2 ^ temp)
	274	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCA2, temp);
	275
	276	// set the new value
	277	m_byOCA2 = temp;
	278	}
	279
	280	// update the control register
	281	m_byCTLA = (m_byCTLA & ~0x3F) \| byData;
	282
	283	// update externals
134	284	UpdateInterrupts();
135		// CA2 is configured as output and in read strobe mode
136		if ( C2_OUTPUT(m_byCTLA) && C2_STROBE_MODE(m_byCTLA) )
137		{
138		// this will cause a transition low; call the output function if we're currently high
139		if ( m_byOCA2 )
140		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCA2, 0 );
141		m_byOCA2 = 0;
142
143		// if the CA2 strobe is cleared by the E, reset it right away
144		if ( STROBE_E_RESET( m_byCTLA ) )
145		{
146		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCA2, 1 );
147		m_byOCA2 = 1;
148		}
149		}
150		}
151		// read DDR register
152		else
153		{
154		retval = m_byDDRA;
155		}
156		break;
157
158		/***************** port B output/DDR read *****************/
159		case PIA_DDRB:
160
161		// read output register
162		if ( OUTPUT_SELECTED( m_byCTLB ) )
163		{
164		// combine input and output values
165		retval = ( m_byOB & m_byDDRB ) + ( m_byIB & ~m_byDDRB );
166
167		// IRQ flags implicitly cleared by a read
168		CLEAR_IRQ2( m_byCTLA );
169		CLEAR_IRQ2( m_byCTLB );
	285	break;
	286
	287	/***************** port B control write *****************/
	288	case PIA_CTLB:
	289
	290	/* Bit 7 and 6 read only - PD 16/01/00 */
	291
	292	byData &= 0x3f;
	293
	294	// CB2 is configured as output and in set/reset mode
	295	if (C2_OUTPUT(byData)) {
	296	// determine the new value
	297	int temp = SET_C2(byData) ? 1 : 0;
	298
	299	// if this creates a transition, call the CA2 output function
	300	if (m_byOCB2 ^ temp)
	301	PIA_W_CALLBACK(m_stOutCB2, temp);
	302
	303	// set the new value
	304	m_byOCB2 = temp;
	305	}
	306
	307	// update the control register
	308	m_byCTLB = (m_byCTLB & ~0x3F) \| byData;
	309
	310	// update externals
170	311	UpdateInterrupts();
171		}
172		/* read DDR register */
173		else
174		{
175		retval = m_byDDRB;
176		}
177		break;
178
179		/***************** port A control read *****************/
180		case PIA_CTLA:
181		// read control register
182		retval = m_byCTLA;
183		// when CA2 is an output, IRQA2 = 0, and is not affected by CA2 transitions.
184		if ( C2_OUTPUT( m_byCTLA ) )
185		retval &= ~PIA_IRQ2;
186		break;
187
188		/***************** port B control read *****************/
189		case PIA_CTLB:
190		retval = m_byCTLB;
191		// when CB2 is an output, IRQB2 = 0, and is not affected by CB2 transitions.
192		if ( C2_OUTPUT( m_byCTLB ) )
193		retval &= ~PIA_IRQ2;
194		break;
195
196		}
197
198		return retval;
199		}
200
201		void C6821::Write(BYTE byRS, BYTE byData)
202		{
203		byRS &= 3;
204
205		switch( byRS )
206		{
207		/***************** port A output/DDR write *****************/
208		case PIA_DDRA:
209
210		// write output register
211		if ( OUTPUT_SELECTED( m_byCTLA ) )
212		{
213		// update the output value
214		m_byOA = byData;
215
216		// send it to the output function
217		if ( m_byDDRA )
218		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutA, m_byOA & m_byDDRA );
219		}
220
221		// write DDR register
222		else
223		{
224		if ( m_byDDRA != byData )
225		{
226		m_byDDRA = byData;
227
228		// send it to the output function
229		if ( m_byDDRA )
230		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutA, m_byOA & m_byDDRA );
231		}
232		}
233		break;
234
235		/***************** port B output/DDR write *****************/
236		case PIA_DDRB:
237
238		// write output register
239		if ( OUTPUT_SELECTED( m_byCTLB ) )
240		{
241		// update the output value
242		m_byOB = byData;
243
244		// send it to the output function
245		if ( m_byDDRB )
246		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutB, m_byOB & m_byDDRB );
247
248		// CB2 is configured as output and in write strobe mode
249		if ( C2_OUTPUT( m_byCTLB ) && C2_STROBE_MODE( m_byCTLB ) )
250		{
251		// this will cause a transition low; call the output function if we're currently high
252		if ( m_byOCB2 )
253		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCB2, 0 );
254		m_byOCB2 = 0;
255
256		// if the CB2 strobe is cleared by the E, reset it right away
257		if ( STROBE_E_RESET( m_byCTLB ) )
258		{
259		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCB2, 1 );
260		m_byOCB2 = 1;
261		}
262		}
263		}
264		// write DDR register
265		else
266		{
267		if ( m_byDDRB != byData )
268		{
269		m_byDDRB = byData;
270
271		// send it to the output function
272		if ( m_byDDRB )
273		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutB, m_byOB & m_byDDRB );
274		}
275		}
276		break;
277
278		/***************** port A control write *****************/
279		case PIA_CTLA:
280		// Bit 7 and 6 read only
281		byData &= 0x3f;
282
283		// CA2 is configured as output and in set/reset mode
284		if ( C2_OUTPUT( byData ) )
285		{
286		// determine the new value
287		int temp = SET_C2( byData ) ? 1 : 0;
288
289		// if this creates a transition, call the CA2 output function
290		if ( m_byOCA2 ^ temp)
291		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCA2, temp );
292
293		// set the new value
294		m_byOCA2 = temp;
295		}
296
297		// update the control register
298		m_byCTLA = ( m_byCTLA & ~0x3F ) \| byData;
299
300		// update externals
301		UpdateInterrupts();
302		break;
303
304		/***************** port B control write *****************/
305		case PIA_CTLB:
306
307		/* Bit 7 and 6 read only - PD 16/01/00 */
308
309		byData &= 0x3f;
310
311		// CB2 is configured as output and in set/reset mode
312		if ( C2_OUTPUT( byData ) )
313		{
314		// determine the new value
315		int temp = SET_C2( byData ) ? 1 : 0;
316
317		// if this creates a transition, call the CA2 output function
318		if ( m_byOCB2 ^ temp)
319		PIA_W_CALLBACK( m_stOutCB2, temp );
320
321		// set the new value
322		m_byOCB2 = temp;
323		}
324
325		// update the control register
326		m_byCTLB = ( m_byCTLB & ~0x3F ) \| byData;
327
328		// update externals
329		UpdateInterrupts();
330		break;
	312	break;
331	313	}
332	314
333	315	}

427	409	if ( m_byICA2 ^ byData )
428	410	{
429	411	// handle the active transition
430		if ( ( byData && C2_LOW_TO_HIGH( m_byCTLA ) ) \|\|
431		( !byData && C2_HIGH_TO_LOW( m_byCTLA ) ) )
432		{
	412	if ((byData && C2_LOW_TO_HIGH(m_byCTLA)) \|\|
	413	(!byData && C2_HIGH_TO_LOW(m_byCTLA))) {
433	414	// mark the IRQ
434		SET_IRQ2( m_byCTLA );
	415	SET_IRQ2(m_byCTLA);
435	416
436	417	// update externals
437	418	UpdateInterrupts();

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26	26	// information, if you find new information we would appreciate if you made it
27	27	// freely available as well.
28	28	//
29
30	29
31	30	#include "wincompat.h"
32	31	#include <stdio.h>

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63	63
64	64	eApple2Type g_Apple2Type = A2TYPE_APPLE2EEHANCED;
65	65
66		BOOL behind = 0; // Redundant
67		DWORD cumulativecycles = 0; // Wraps after ~1hr 9mins
68		DWORD cyclenum = 0; // Used by SpkrToggle() for non-wave sound
69		DWORD emulmsec = 0;
70		static DWORD emulmsec_frac = 0;
71		bool g_bFullSpeed = false;
	66	BOOL behind = 0; // Redundant
	67	DWORD cumulativecycles = 0; // Wraps after ~1hr 9mins
	68	DWORD cyclenum = 0; // Used by SpkrToggle() for non-wave sound
	69	DWORD emulmsec = 0;
	70	static DWORD emulmsec_frac = 0;
	71	bool g_bFullSpeed = false;
72	72	bool hddenabled = false;
73	73	static bool g_uMouseInSlot4 = false; // not any mouse in slot4??--bb
74	74	// Win32

520	520	MB_SetSoundcardType((eSOUNDCARDTYPE)dwTmp);
521	521
522	522	if(LOAD(TEXT(REGVALUE_SAVE_STATE_ON_EXIT), &dwTmp))
523		g_bSaveStateOnExit = dwTmp ? true : false;
	523	g_bSaveStateOnExit = dwTmp != NULL \|\| false;
524	524
525	525	if(LOAD(TEXT(REGVALUE_HDD_ENABLED), &dwTmp)) hddenabled = (bool) dwTmp;// after MemInitialize
526	526	// HD_SetEnabled(dwTmp ? true : false);

864	864	else if (g_uMaxExPages < 1)
865	865	g_uMaxExPages = 1;
866	866	}
867
868		else if(strcmp(lpNextArg, "-autoboot") == 0)
869		{
870		bBoot = true;
871		}
	867	else if(strcmp(lpNextArg, "-autoboot") == 0)
	868	{
	869	bBoot = true;
	870	}
872	871	#endif
873	872
874	873	//*lpCmdLine = lpNextArg;

1000	999	DebugInitialize();
1001	1000	JoyInitialize();
1002	1001	MemInitialize();
1003		HD_SetEnabled(hddenabled ? true : false);
	1002	HD_SetEnabled(hddenabled);
1004	1003	//printf("g_bHD_Enabled = %d\n", g_bHD_Enabled);
1005	1004
1006	1005	VideoInitialize();

1024	1023	// bSetFullScreen = false;
1025	1024	// }
1026	1025	//
1027		//Automatically boot from disk if specified on the command line
	1026	//Automatically boot from disk if specified on the command line
1028	1027	if(bBoot)
1029	1028	{
1030		// autostart
1031		setAutoBoot();
	1029	// autostart
	1030	setAutoBoot();
1032	1031	}
1033	1032
1034	1033	JoyReset();

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628	628	} else {
629	629	result = *(fptr->trackimage+fptr->byte);
630	630	}
631		}
632		if (0)
633		{
634		LOG_DISK("nib %4X = %2X\r", fptr->byte, result);
635	631	}
636	632	if (++fptr->byte >= fptr->nibbles)
637	633	fptr->byte = 0;

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904	904	}
905	905
906	906	CloseHandle(file);
907		if (!(size > 0))
	907	if (size <= 0)
908	908	DeleteFile(imagefilename);
909	909
910	910	return IMAGE_ERROR_BAD_SIZE; // HACK: MAGIC # 2

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844	844
845	845	bool MemCheckSLOTCXROM()
846	846	{
847		return SW_SLOTCXROM ? true : false;
	847	return SW_SLOTCXROM != NULL \|\| false;
848	848	}
849	849
850	850	//===========================================================================

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2163	2163
2164	2164	bool VideoGetSW80COL()
2165	2165	{
2166		return SW_80COL ? true : false;
	2166	return SW_80COL != NULL \|\| false;
2167	2167	}
2168	2168
2169	2169	//===========================================================================
2170	2170
2171	2171	DWORD VideoGetSnapshot(SS_IO_Video* pSS)
2172	2172	{
2173		pSS->bAltCharSet = !(g_nAltCharSetOffset == 0);
	2173	pSS->bAltCharSet = g_nAltCharSetOffset != 0;
2174	2174	pSS->dwVidMode = vidmode;
2175	2175	return 0;
2176	2176	}

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224	224	ret = [lalerte runModal] ;
225	225	[lalerte release] ;
226	226	switch (ret) {
227		case NSAlertFirstButtonReturn : return NSAlertDefaultReturn ;
228		break ;
229		case NSAlertSecondButtonReturn: return NSAlertAlternateReturn ;
230		break ;
231		default : return NSAlertOtherReturn ;
232		} ;
	227	case NSAlertFirstButtonReturn:
	228	return NSAlertDefaultReturn;
	229	case NSAlertSecondButtonReturn:
	230	return NSAlertAlternateReturn;
	231	};
	232	return NSAlertOtherReturn;
233	233	}
234	234
235	235	@end