The headless graphics driver for the Raspberry Pi 4 is screwed up and only does software rendering, so any kind of performant RTG on Pi 4 will require some flavor of X display active.
This branch:
* Adds information on modifying the systemd script provided in
boot_scripts
* Adds documentation for the newest options on the PiStorm gui
* Fixes a memory leak and a potential crash on alloc failure for the gui
* Minor text changes in the gui
* Fixes minor compiler warnings for the PiSimple CLI (both for GCC and
VBCC)
NOTE: A working keyboard must be attached to the Raspberry Pi while testing this, otherwise it's impossible to actually quit the emulator.
raylib takes possession of the SSH keyboard for some reason, which makes it so you can't Ctrl+C out of the emulator over SSH, you must Ctrl+C or press Q on the Pi keyboard.
A mostly working RTG implementation using raylib instead of SDL2.0
Greatly decreases the rendering overhead for 8bpp modes and gets rid of the need for hardware ARGB888 texture format support.
RTG will be initialized using the resolution of the Raspberry Pi, and onbly the 320x200/320x240 modes are currently scaled to the full vertical area of the screen.
* Buttons and boxes height reduced
* Almost everything moved around a bit to make space
* Added shutdown button
* Added kickstart switch gadgets
* Switched from AutoRequest to rtEZRequest for most things (apart from
the error where we couldn't load reqtools)
* Text fixes
GUI version 0.2 alpha.
You can now retrieve a file from PiStorm to save in your Amiga. Reqtools
now included to pick a destination drive / directory.
Also a reboot button was added and some other things fixed.
It can only change the config file and enable/disable RTG right now, but
it a framework for adding more things in the future.
Some of the CLI tool code was slightly modified for VBCC compatibility,
most importantly, some macros that didn't work were expanded and some
includes were changed.
Ported over my ROM identification code, mostly to identify when you are
using a ROM that won't boot and log it. But also cool to log which ROM
is booting if we need to help a user.
Managed to forget to stage one line of code for the last commit...
Also fixes the Z3 Autoconf memory range staying active after being configured, prevents some rare memory wraparounds.
Mapped memory ranges should always be given preference, since they can't actually cause a bus error or affect any read/write operations over the 68k bus.
