>>> This week I decided to take a quick break from my OMAP work and instead
>>> had a play around with optimising ArcEm to run faster on ARM hardware
>>> (although I suspect most of the optimisations will benefit other platforms
>>> too).
>>
>> Impressive! Could you re-zip your archive though, as
> Inside DisplayKbd_Init() try adding this line to the shared version
> DC.AutoRefresh=AUTOREFRESHPOLL; /* Surely this is set somewhere??? */
>
> Might be a place to start? The same line is missing from the gp2x version
> too, so that might be the same problem.
I spent a long time studying that li
> Inside DisplayKbd_Init() try adding this line to the shared version
> DC.AutoRefresh=AUTOREFRESHPOLL; /* Surely this is set somewhere??? */
>
> Might be a place to start? The same line is missing from the gp2x version
> too, so that might be the same problem.
I spent a long time studying that li
I have just committed to CVS a patch to refactor some of the display code in
ArcEm:
Summary:
Factor out common parts of functions DisplayKbd_Init() and DisplayKbd_XPoll(),
(and rename DisplayKbd_XPoll() to DisplayKbd_Poll()).
Details:
1. Rename DisplayKbd_XPoll() to DisplayKbd_PollHost() in e
> > I used dsktrans to get the file images off a couple of my old
> > floppies, but arcem won't mount the images. So I used the python
> > ADFS-libs to get the individual files off the disk images.
What was the problem mounting the floppy-disk images? I have not had any
problems with this (althou
On Saturday 29 January 2005 14:02, Peter Naulls wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Daniel Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have found that by using posix threads I can keep the emulator running
> > very smoothly, as well as some small changes to how the buffer operates.
>
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 20:11, Daniel Clarke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In order to try and make switching between !Zap and KDevelop more
> comfortable for myself I today wrote a scroll wheel support module for RISC
> OS and modified arcem to send along button 4 and 5 events. (This is just in
> X).
>
>
ve not had a chance to study the source closely yet. I am working on
preparing the code that I have written, and making it into a suitable
standalone patch so that you and others can see it.
After that we can have some sort of discussion on how to combine the two
code-bas
On Friday 14 January 2005 14:25, Daniel Clarke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am writing a RISC OS filing system (and accompanying module for filer
> icon of course), and code to go in arcem that makes it work. The purpose of
> it is to give access to linux directories from within RISC OS running on
> arcem. (
