ol.sc a4b6b6004a 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@5021 b7a2c559-68d2-44c3-8de9-860c34a00d81		2011-05-03 21:28:20 +00:00
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apple2	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
apple2enh	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	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
atmos	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
c16
c64	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
c128	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
cbm
cbm510
cbm610
common
conio	Added --forget-inc-paths to the assembler command line to avoid problems if	2009-12-18 11:58:50 +00:00
dbg
em
geos	Computed pixel aspect ratio (PAR) by presuming a display aspect ratio (DAR) of 4/3 for a classic CRT and using the given driver resolutions as storage aspect ratio (SAR).	2011-05-02 11:23:30 +00:00
joystick
lynx	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
mouse
nes
pet
plus4
runtime
serial
supervision
tgi	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.	2011-05-03 21:28:20 +00:00
vic20
zlib
Makefile	Added commands to copy the extra-object modules for all targets.	2011-05-02 19:29:05 +00:00