ol.sc 4aa00e84e1 Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution. ...

git-svn-id: svn://svn.cc65.org/cc65/trunk@5016 b7a2c559-68d2-44c3-8de9-860c34a00d81

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

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atari_tgi_common.inc

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atari-3.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-4.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-5.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-6.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-7.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-8.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-8p2.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-9.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-9p2.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-10.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-10p2.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-11.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-14.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-15.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-15p2.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

atari-multijoy.s

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atari-stdjoy.s

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break.s

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cclear.s

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cgetc.s

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chline.s

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clock.s

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close.s

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clrscr.s

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color.s

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cputc.s

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crt0.s

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ctype.s

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cvline.s

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dio_cts.s

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dio_stc.s

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diopncls.s

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dioqsize.s

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dioread.s

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diowrite.s

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diowritev.s

fix a typo in the comment

2001-11-06 01:30:38 +00:00

do_oserr.s

adapt to new oserror/errno handling

2010-07-06 22:43:19 +00:00

dosdetect.s

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fd.inc

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fdtab.s

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fdtable.s

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fdtoiocb.s

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getargs.s

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getdefdev.s

__defdev is not dependent on DYNAMIC_DD

2010-10-29 19:52:31 +00:00

getfd.s

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gotox.s

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gotoxy.s

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gotoy.s

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graphics.s

adapt to new oserror/errno handling

2010-07-06 22:43:19 +00:00

initcwd.s

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inviocb.s

adapt to new oserror/errno handling

2010-07-06 22:43:19 +00:00

joy_stddrv.s

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kbhit.s

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lseek.s

adapt to new oserror/errno handling

2010-07-06 22:43:19 +00:00

Makefile

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

mul40.s

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open.s

Changed priorities of destructors so atexit will be called before open files

2011-01-28 10:55:03 +00:00

oserrlist.s

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oserror.s

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ostype.s

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posixdirent.s

really use default drive

2010-10-29 19:53:45 +00:00

randomize.s

added randomize

2002-11-06 22:21:15 +00:00

read.s

Declare zero page variables before use. Otherwise they aren't used in zero

2006-04-09 11:43:03 +00:00

revers.s

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rs232.s

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rwcommon.s

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savevec.s

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scroll.s

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setcolor.s

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siocall.s

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syschdir.s

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sysmkdir.s

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sysremove.s

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sysrmdir.s

initial version from Stefan Haubenthal

2006-01-04 09:56:04 +00:00

systime.s

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sysuname.s

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tgi_colors.s

Target-specific black & white values for use by the target-shared TGI kernel

2011-04-25 17:11:23 +00:00

tgi_stddrv.s

Removed tgi_load() and all corresponding infrastructure. The idea behind tgi_load() was to be able to describe a TGI mode in a target-neutral way by resolution and colordepth. However it turned out that there arn't any cc65 targets sharing any resolution. As a result the only working target-independent approach for a TGI program is to call tgi_loaddriver(tgi_stddrv); and then look up the resolution provided - and to adapt to that resolution.

2011-05-02 10:38:48 +00:00

toascii.s

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tvtype.s

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ucase_fn.s

more space improvements by Daniel Serpell

2009-12-07 18:58:32 +00:00

wherex.s

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wherey.s

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write.s

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