Added support for #590:
* Changed Apple II original to default to no LC
* Added new cmd-line switch: -s0 <languagecard|lc>
* Changed so when LC is in slot-0, it now use Apple II+'s F8 (auto-start) ROM
Support for #408:
* added slot-0 LC and Saturn 128K for Apple II and II+
* added save-state support
- for slot-0 LC/Saturn, save the LC state in the slot-0 card, not the //e MMU; and switch to a new Apple2 unit ver2
* added g_Slot0, g_SlotAux
* added new LanguageCard.cpp/h to project and moved Saturn code into these new files.
* updated VS2013,2015,2017 projects
Support partial reads for sequential accesses of 6 or less cycles.
- And 31 or less cycles when in "Disk Access Speed" = "Authentic Speed"
Save-state support for partial read cycle (Disk][ unit v3)
Added boot-time logging for Phasor1.dsk (ProDOS 1.1.1)
. For the 14M video modes (DHGR,DGR,80COL), start rendering 1x 14M pixel early to account for these video modes being shifted right by 1 pixel
. Revert the display width back to 560 by disabling EXTEND_14M_VIDEO_BY_1_PIXEL
. reverted default so that ALT+TAB is not hooked (#556)
. reverted default so that ALT GR's fake LCONTROL is not hooked (#558)
. added new switches: -hook-alt-tab and -hook-altgr-control to support hooking these key combo's (#556)
. When Alt Gr is pressed, then manually post WM_CHAR message on receiving a WM_KEYDOWN (manually translate and account for shift/control/caps-lock)
. Hook filter: suppress Alt Gr's (ie. RMENU's) fake LCONTROL messages
Also:
. Hook filter: allow Ctrl+Shift+Esc (for Task Manager)
. Keyboard: refactor only use accessor functions to get the Alt/Control/Shift state
. Created a dedicated thread with message loop (#570)
HookFilter dll: Only call GetKeyState() if keycode is ESC (instead of every time)
DebuggerCursorUpdate(): reduce sleep from 10ms to 1ms
. When in MODE_LOGO, don't pass WM_CHAR to Apple II keyboard (now consistent with WM_KEYDOWN)
. Small refactor for Apple II keyboard's WM_KEYDOWN handler
Move code for log init & done to Log.cpp
Changed HGR rendering, such that that last video byte (at hpos=64) clears g_nLastColumnPixelNTSC so that the end-of-line off-screen pixel is zero (see #555).
