On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 11:59:39PM +0100, Christian Grössler wrote: > I've integrated it into svn now. I've renamed the atari<modenum>.s files > to atari-<modenum>.s files (adding a dash). Thanks! > There seem to be some problems, maybe I made a mistake when > intergrating. Please check the version from svn (or take the > next snapshot). [...] I'm working on the TGI interface and changing things in several places. This may or may not be the cause of the problem. > - in tgidemo.c the circles get painted once and cleared once > and after some time the x lines vanish. [...] In the current head version, circles (tgi_circle) are actually a special form of ellipses (tgi_ellipse), which in turn are a special form of an elliptic arc (tgi_arc), which is drawn by line segments using a sine/cosine function. The line segments are clipped by a Cohen Sutherland line clipper. But ... all this is only very roughly tested, otherwise I would have announced it here. Please keep that in mind when checking the driver. > I first thought adding Atari specific error codes to tgi-error.inc > is a bad idea. But then I got TGI_ERR_NO_MEM when I first tried > the tgidemo sample. That's because I forgot to set __RESERVED_MEMORY__ > when linking. Getting this error saved me felt (gefühlte) 2 hours > of debugging time where I would have needed to dig into the code > in order to find out why the driver doesn't load. So I think this > error code makes pretty much sense and therefore I added it together > with the other 2 Atari specific error codes you defined. Uz, please > comment about how you feel about it. TGI_ERR_NO_MEM is not an Atari specific error. I've refrained myself from adding it, because I didn't want to bloat the error messages, but it does definitely make sense. TGI_ERR_NO_IOCB is an Atari specific error code, and I would highly prefer to map it to something else (maybe TGI_ERR_NO_MEM, because that is probably what happens). Adding error codes needs also changes in tgi_geterrormsg.s, which will not work as it currently is. My suggestion is to remove TGI_ERR_NO_IOCB, add TGI_ERR_NO_MEM as a normal error (without Atari specific comments) and fix tgi_geterrormsg.s to work with the new error codes. Regarding the driver itself: I don't think it's a good idea to use .define - it has similar problems as its CPP counterpart. Please check if .define can be replaced by a simple constant definition using '=' or ':='. Regards Uz -- Ullrich von Bassewitz uz@musoftware.de ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Wed Nov 11 12:16:41 2009
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