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# Screenshot dir
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screens/
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# Builds dir
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build/
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# build tools that are often kept/tested locally as well as on the ci machines
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yoursway-create-dmg/
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cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.1)
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project(gsplus VERSION 0.14)
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project(gsplus VERSION 0.15)
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if(CYGWIN OR MSYS)
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# When building on Raspberry Pi, you need to get the hardware
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# accelerated graphics driver enabled with SDL2.
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# accelerated graphics driver enabled with SDL2.
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# We borrow the SDL2 build from RetroPie which takes care of this for us.
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git clone https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup
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# Then build GSplus like any other *nix system
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sudo apt-get update -y
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sudo apt-get install -y libpcap0.8-dev libsdl2-image-dev
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sudo apt-get install -y libpcap0.8-dev libsdl2-image-dev re2c cmake
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git clone https://github.com/digarok/gsplus.git
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cd gsplus/src
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ln -s vars_rpilinux_sdl2 vars
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mkdir build ; cd build
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cmake ..
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make
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# Build.
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git clone git@github.com:digarok/gsplus.git
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cd gsplus/src
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ln -s vars_win32_sdl2 vars
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make clean ; make
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md build ; cd build
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cmake ..
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make
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# if you want to make a machine that can also deploy to s3 (gitlabci):
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doc/README.md
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doc/README.md
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See gsplusmanual.pdf for GSplus usage.
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See specific docs files for building on your platform.
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Getting started
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===============
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1. Download the emulator package from https://apple2.gs/plus and put it in a folder.
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Yes, you can drag it into your Applications on a Mac, but be aware that it is
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meant to be launched from a command line. If you put it in Applications, you
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should be able to run it with the terminal command:
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/Applications/GSplus.app/Contents/MacOS/gsplus
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2. Download the Apple IIgs Firmware ROMs, for either a ROM01 or ROM03 machine.
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(If you have a real IIgs, there are ways to save it from your machine too.)
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Try: ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/emulators/rom_images/
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a. Put the ROM image in the same folder where you run the emulator from.
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It will search for: "ROM", "ROM.01", "ROM.03"
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If your ROM file has some other name, launch gsplus and hit F4 to go to
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the config menu to choose your ROM under "ROM File Selection"
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... or ...
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3. Edit your config:
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You can manually edit the config.txt file (or use the F4 menu.)
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You can set disks using a slot/number syntax like:
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s5d1 = images/ArkanoidII.po
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s6d1 = images/ProDOS_2_4_1.dsk
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s7d1 = images/gsos.2mg
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You can also manually set your ROM path like:
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g_cfg_rom_path = ../roms/gsrom03
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3. Get some Apple IIgs software.
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I recommend the excellent Apple IIgs dedicated site:
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http://www.whatisthe2gs.apple2.org.za/
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If you have a real IIgs, you can transfer your disks using ADTPro
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http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/
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5. Boot the Apple IIgs by running the emulator
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Windows: gsplus32.exe
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Mac/Ubuntu: ./gsplus
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Mac (if in Apps) /Applications/GSplus.app/Contents/MacOS/gsplus
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If the config file can’t be found, it will try to create a config.txt file for you,
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with all of the defaults.
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Note: You can also specify a config file. This is very useful as you can have specific
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disks/setting pre-set in a config file and launch directly into your favorite game with
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that config. They can be named anything you want, though the officially recognized
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extensions are .txt and .gsp.
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Examples:
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Windows: gsplus32.exe -config arkanoid.gsp
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Mac/Ubuntu: ./gsplus -config choplifter_config.txt
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int g_imagewriter_banner = 0;
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int g_config_iwm_vbl_count = 0;
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const char g_gsplus_version_str[] = "0.14";
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const char g_gsplus_version_str[] = "0.15a";
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int g_pause=0; // OG Added pause
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#define START_DCYCS (0.0)
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