- added new class LogViewDialog based on the already removed DebugLogDialog
- log output is only sent to the viewer if visible to avoid performance trouble
- text buffer is limited to 48k, older lines are removed if necessary
- red text color is used for error and panic messages and black for others
- minor related code cleanups
for watching the log output at simulation time. This feature has been prepared
and described in the code (BX_ASYNC_EVT_LOG_MSG), but it was never implemented.
A viewer window could be implemented easily in wx. The gui debugger could also
have an option to view the log output while debugging.
- moving ToggleMouse() call to the gui thread fixes two issue: possible deadlock
in wxGTK after showing message box, mouse cursor not hidden in wxMSW
- don't add undefined toolbar events to the queue
- removed unused / unhandled cases from the toolbar code
- fixed clock values (assigned to wrong model)
- LFB read/write: don't limit y values to 1023 (4MB now usable this way)
- additional Voodoo2 fbiInit* register writes now handled like the Voodoo1 ones
usb device plugins. Loading the plugin means that the user wants to enable it.
Disabling the device on the command line and in the config interface is still
possible.
- destructor: free memory only when initialized
- parameter 'enabled' must be initialized with 1 (TODO: fix other plugins)
- PCI register fixes (Voodoo2 now detected, but not usable)
- fixed pluginlog init in non-plugin mode
- reduced logprefix length limit and use it for the related string parameter
- increase the device prefix size to 6
- TODO: change some more device prefixes
- in wx we had two logfunctions for the siminterface (removed duplicate init)
- renamed siminterface prefix to "SIM"
- moved variable "pluginlog" to the plugin interface
- fixed / removed some forward declarations
forward slashes partly in the rc files without errors in MSVC, so we should
use it for all include paths to fix MinGW warnings. Removed original patch.
The device exists for some years now, but it was never functional and it is not
yet mentioned in the docs. After studying Linux kernel sources and a lot of
tests it is now usable. A configure option doesn't exist, so it must be enabled
in config.h. At runtime it is only loaded if the mouse type is set to 'bus'.
- disable most of the buttons if no simulation is running
- save/restore button calls restore function at configuration time
- disable code related to the config button
- send wheel data to the PS/2 mouse emulation (wx mouse wheel support works now)
- show selected mouse toggle method in toolbar help and message box
- added capability to start the simulation with the power button
