Difference between revisions of "Modules/vdp/Settings"
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// VRAM addressing unit | // VRAM addressing unit | ||
− | // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_14 ............. Use 14-bits 16K VRAM addressing for | + | // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_14 ............. Use 14-bits 16K VRAM addressing for MSX1 (u16) |
− | // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 ............. Use 17-bits 128K VRAM addressing for | + | // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 ............. Use 17-bits 128K VRAM addressing for MSX2/2+/turbo R (u32) |
#define VDP_VRAM_ADDR VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 | #define VDP_VRAM_ADDR VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 | ||
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#define VDP_USE_UNDOCUMENTED TRUE // Allow the use of undocumented screen mode (WIP) | #define VDP_USE_UNDOCUMENTED TRUE // Allow the use of undocumented screen mode (WIP) | ||
#define VDP_USE_VALIDATOR TRUE // Handle some option specific for each VDP mode (highly recommended) | #define VDP_USE_VALIDATOR TRUE // Handle some option specific for each VDP mode (highly recommended) | ||
− | #define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default | + | #define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default MSX2 palette |
− | #define VDP_USE_MSX1_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default | + | #define VDP_USE_MSX1_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default MSX1 palette |
#define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_SETTINGS TRUE // Auto-initialization of common VDP feature | #define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_SETTINGS TRUE // Auto-initialization of common VDP feature | ||
#define VDP_USE_16X16_SPRITE TRUE // Use 16x16 sprites mode | #define VDP_USE_16X16_SPRITE TRUE // Use 16x16 sprites mode |
Latest revision as of 12:34, 13 January 2024
Library configuration (msxgl_config.h):
// VRAM addressing unit // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_14 ............. Use 14-bits 16K VRAM addressing for MSX1 (u16) // - VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 ............. Use 17-bits 128K VRAM addressing for MSX2/2+/turbo R (u32) #define VDP_VRAM_ADDR VDP_VRAM_ADDR_17 // VDP X/Y units // - VDP_UNIT_U8 .................. X and Y use 8-bits values // - VDP_UNIT_X16 ................. X use 16-bits and Y use 8-bits values // - VDP_UNIT_Y16 ................. X use 8-bits and Y use 16-bits values // - VDP_UNIT_U16 ................. X and Y use 16-bits values #define VDP_UNIT VDP_UNIT_X16 // VDP screen modes (additionnal limitations come from the selected MSX_VERSION) #define VDP_USE_MODE_T1 TRUE // MSX1 Screen 0 Width 40 #define VDP_USE_MODE_MC TRUE // MSX1 Screen 3 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G1 TRUE // MSX1 Screen 1 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G2 TRUE // MSX1 Screen 2 #define VDP_USE_MODE_T2 TRUE // MSX2 Screen 0 Width 80 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G3 TRUE // MSX2 Screen 4 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G4 TRUE // MSX2 Screen 5 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G5 TRUE // MSX2 Screen 6 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G6 TRUE // MSX2 Screen 7 #define VDP_USE_MODE_G7 TRUE // MSX2/2+ Screen 8, 10, 11 & 12 #define VDP_USE_VRAM16K TRUE // Use 16K VRAM access functions on MSX2 #define VDP_USE_SPRITE TRUE // Use sprite handling functions #define VDP_USE_COMMAND TRUE // Use VDP commands wrapper functions #define VDP_USE_CUSTOM_CMD FALSE // Use custom VDP commands through data buffer #define VDP_AUTO_INIT TRUE // Call VDP_Initialize() at the first call to VDP_SetMode() #define VDP_USE_UNDOCUMENTED TRUE // Allow the use of undocumented screen mode (WIP) #define VDP_USE_VALIDATOR TRUE // Handle some option specific for each VDP mode (highly recommended) #define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default MSX2 palette #define VDP_USE_MSX1_PALETTE FALSE // Add data for default MSX1 palette #define VDP_USE_DEFAULT_SETTINGS TRUE // Auto-initialization of common VDP feature #define VDP_USE_16X16_SPRITE TRUE // Use 16x16 sprites mode #define VDP_USE_RESTORE_S0 TRUE // Do restore of status register pointer to S#0 (needed onlt for default BIOS ISR) #define VDP_USE_PALETTE16 TRUE // Use 16 entries palette (use only 15 entries otherwise) // ISR protection while modifiying VDP registers // - VDP_ISR_SAFE_NONE ............ No ISR protection (for program not using VDP interruption) // - VDP_ISR_SAFE_DEFAULT ......... Protect only VDP register pair writing (default behavior; ISR can read/write registers but VRAM ones) // - VDP_ISR_SAFE_ALL ............. Protect all VDP writing process #define VDP_ISR_SAFE_MODE VDP_ISR_SAFE_DEFAULT // Initial screen mode setting // - VDP_INIT_OFF ................. Force option to be disable // - VDP_INIT_ON .................. Force option to be enable // - VDP_INIT_AUTO ................ Determining the best value for the context // - VDP_INIT_DEFAULT ............. Keep default value #define VDP_INIT_50HZ VDP_INIT_ON