- Enable VidMode extension with FBDev DGA graphics.
- Factor out FBDev/XF86 DGA code.
- Fix pointer grab in fbdev DGA mode, thus fixing scrolling screens in
lower VidModes.
- Only select VidModes that match the requested resolutions, exactly.
- Fix VideoQuitFullScreen() in non FBDev mode.
fullscreen mode when VidMode extension is enabled. Also fix SDL fullscreen
to really update the screen as this is necessary by default on Linux since
simple windowed is used (and not DGA for fullscreen).
Always prefer the 64 pixel chunks update code.
Rearrange B2 video_x.cpp to match video_vosf.h updates
from regs & fpu members + code cache. This is possible because data is
allocated in 32-bit space and we force allocation of translation cache to
those bounds too.
instructions in long mode (64-bit). However, there seems to be another bug
in the JIT preventing it from being fully supported. m68k.h & codegen_x86.h
are easily fixed bug another patch is still needed.
blitters, rewrite update_display_dga_vosf() to actually work with sub byte
pixels. Factor out update_display_window_vosf() since it's long time that
it is no longer checking for first column and last column that have changed.
DGA mode. In other words, root user can now use FBDev DGA though it's always
recommended to run SheepShaver with a normal user. Increase "ramsize" bounds
in the GUI and fully migrate to new "screen" modes. Remove "windowmodes" and
"screenmodes" defaults.
to /dev/mem is required on Linux to use XF86 DGA mode. Otherwise, there is
now a fallback to fbdev.
- Forward port some features from Basilisk II (set_window_name,
disable_mouse_accel).
- Don't SIGSTOP the emulation thread on suspend since that would completely
stop the process on Linux. Use a frame buffer lock instead (as B2 does)
variable to acknowledge cancellation. This avoids Xserver events queue
corruption when clipboard is in use. Concretely, this fixes following errors:
Xlib: unexpected async reply (sequence 0xHEX)!
could have caused some rounding thus alterations to integer registers on
context switches when lfd/stfd instructions were used. e.g. cygwin compilers
defaulted to i686 code generation and exhibed this behaviour, you could also
see this behavior with -march=i586 -mtune=pentiumpro. GCC is perfectly right
to do those optimizations.
