Thomas Harte 3df13cddd4 As per my keenness for cleanliness improvements corresponding to my ever-increasing C++ ability: turned the Amstrad into something that a factory produces, allowing me completely to hide a bunch of implementation details.		2017-07-31 22:32:04 -04:00
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CSAmstradCPC.h	Performed sufficient wiring to get to the point where attempting to load a CDT creates an instance of the Amstrad CPC and then fails only because the thing vends a nullptr CRT.	2017-07-30 22:05:29 -04:00
CSAmstradCPC.mm	As per my keenness for cleanliness improvements corresponding to my ever-increasing C++ ability: turned the Amstrad into something that a factory produces, allowing me completely to hide a bunch of implementation details.	2017-07-31 22:32:04 -04:00
CSAtari2600.h	By removing its status as a special case, eliminated the Atari 2600 document. It's fairly clear that my date with doing joysticks properly can be deferred only so much longer but this is no worse than previously things were.	2016-10-03 08:01:04 -04:00
CSAtari2600.mm	Attempted to bring frequency-switching logic into the cross-platform realm. Which for now creates an issue with the OpenGL context.	2017-02-19 21:20:37 -05:00
CSElectron.h	Relocated responsibility for loading ROMs, giving an Electron that 'works' (i.e. options aside) again.	2016-10-02 20:39:06 -04:00
CSElectron.mm	Switched CRTMachine over to use Cycles as an explicit statement of units, and followed through on the effects of that.	2017-07-22 22:17:29 -04:00
CSOric.h	Made fast loading optional.	2016-11-03 07:59:30 -04:00
CSOric.mm	Switched CRTMachine over to use Cycles as an explicit statement of units, and followed through on the effects of that.	2017-07-22 22:17:29 -04:00
CSVic20.h	Formally withdrew the 'load automatically' option for the Vic, having removed that option elsewhere.	2017-05-14 16:59:24 -04:00
CSVic20.mm	Formally withdrew the 'load automatically' option for the Vic, having removed that option elsewhere.	2017-05-14 16:59:24 -04:00
CSZX8081.h	This will likely do for the Swift/XIB side of things: the play/pause button is enabled or disabled as per the user's choice of automatic tape control, and toggles function when pressed. It communicates activity down to the Objective-C[++] layer, giving it a route through to the actual machine.	2017-07-08 19:12:06 -04:00
CSZX8081.mm	Routed tape motor selections through to the C++ side of the world, and ensured that manual tape playback works properly.	2017-07-08 19:21:12 -04:00