Thomas Harte 10a5581aea Made first attempt at offering some sort of pictographic of actual RAM contents.

2017-08-01 07:34:12 -04:00

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AmstradCPC

Made first attempt at offering some sort of pictographic of actual RAM contents.

2017-08-01 07:34:12 -04:00

Atari2600

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

Commodore

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

Electron

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

Oric

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

ZX8081

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

ConfigurationTarget.hpp

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CRTMachine.hpp

After a quick check, added a couple of other _delegate initialisations. I should probably find a way to template this.

2017-08-01 07:07:43 -04:00

KeyboardMachine.hpp

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MemoryFuzzer.cpp

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MemoryFuzzer.hpp

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Typer.cpp

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00

Typer.hpp

Standardises on const [Half]Cycles as the thing called and returned, rather than const [Half]Cycles & as it's explicitly defined to be only one int in size, so using a reference is overly weighty.

2017-07-27 22:05:29 -04:00