This brings the source to upstream commit 506b073 (though I have made some
extra commits on top of that). Notably this includes a fix for a double-free
bug that I myself introduced upstream.
Change-Id: I02671586bbc34d63e05398ee971271fed42538cf
When zoomed in, the original commit made a mono bitmap (a.k.a. text) always
have the red component set to 255. This would cause drawn text to always be
red. Fixed.
Change-Id: Iec06256a3a783948c60c70557de042b375224448
The upstream code changed a little bit with regard to the request_keys()
API. Also, we save some bytes (especially on the c200v2) by compiling with
-ffunction-sections and -fdata-sections, which allows Net to fit once again.
Change-Id: I3ab30127169c73e4cd8996f0c12e1223ee18d79f
This includes an upstream change to the Galaxies help text. `genhelp.sh'
no longer leaves temporary files sitting around, and the self-test feature
of lz4tiny.c works again.
Change-Id: I787f4cb3c258baade31638d6be18f95b7aa0705e
This brings the upstream version to b3da238 (though some of my own
changes are included on top of that).
Change-Id: Ida73e8cd86765413147ce891af3cc2b7aeda2b2a
This should cut just enough size off the binary to let Net still compile
for the c200v2. This is probably close to the last time I'll be able to do
this; I'm already resorting to dirty hacks like writing super terse error
messages.
Change-Id: I43344b9a601696d7ca56fc02af4a611fd9d1a150
They all work now :). I merged in part of Chris Boyle's Android port of
Puzzles to give the front end a way to know what keys the back end needs.
This also re-syncs to the latest upstream sources.
Change-Id: Ie0409bbb32f617ae5abf4f81be3b45d1552db9bb
The help text is now processed to generate a style array to pass to the
display_text library in addition to the text itself. The help text is still
compressed using LZ4, and still fits on the c200v2.
Change-Id: I7a3a664f90f67a1a018956c72d2b62d92b8ffd17
This brings a various small changes to the drawing and input code,
as well as a brand new "mouse mode", where input goes to a virtual
mouse cursor. Only Loopy has this mouse mode enabled by default,
while other games have it hidden away under the debug menu. Some
changes by me to Palisade were required to make it playable; those
are included here as well. Right now, sgt-net is pushing the c200v2's
upper limit on size and may have to be dropped in a future commit.
Change-Id: I495d2a2125462c2985aec1ffbc54bbe3fe5133bd
Both blitter_save() and blitter_load() functioned incorrectly when
zoomed in -- blitter_save() would copy from the wrong location, and
blitter_load() would ignore the y-coordinate of the destination.
Change-Id: I7c85debf5953575f72c4a81e3dbcf514202c3aed
This adds no functionality, but instead cleans up the source and adds
some more substantial documentation.
Change-Id: I77328c171a61db7729bdf928ba094cfbed4ec0dd
This fixes two separate bugs: The first was that the drawmode was not
reliably set when drawing the title, occasionally leading to a black
rectangle where the title should be; the second that the title bar's
space wasn't being cleared before drawing, leading to artifacts when
the length of the title string changed.
Change-Id: I3859125b14d568e1098b095ab134645a504b2d45
This makes it possible to play the game while zoomed in. Read the
manual entry if you want to know more.
Change-Id: Iff8bab12f92ebd2798047c25d1fde7740aa543ce
This adds colored font rendering, as well as a workaround for font
loading while zoomed. Additionally, the frontend has been modified to
match the new upstream API.
Change-Id: I8c3fe57e6854f176485bf792cf4778cd54a21674
This adds a "Zoom In" option to the pause menu of each puzzle, which
displays the puzzle at triple size (subject to change). This should
help with tiny screens, modulo memory concerns associated with
allocating the temporary framebuffer to which drawing operations are
redirected. Coincidentally, there's an upstream bug with Map that
causes the cursor's positioning to be incorrectly displayed when
zoomed.
Change-Id: Ic8b7c2942acf558e295f4271dd7dc458cd336895
Aims to provide a lib/keymaps.h for plugins needing simple button
functionality beyond that provided by PLA. Currently used by puzzles
and xworld.
Change-Id: Icb3493aaf176d401762de834dd48fc76a3824c5a
This brings puzzles up-to-date with Simon's tree, along with the
rockbox-specific changes I made. Note that I also got rid of some
of the ugly floating-point code in rbwrappers.c and replaced it
with wrappers for our fixed-point library.
Change-Id: Ibfb79acb15517116a26de1c3ea89e025146b9e2e
This is pretty ad-hoc, but the only other ways are to rewrite
sprintf (which would use too much memory on the c200v2), or
implement support for floats in rockbox's formatter, neither of
which are acceptable.
Change-Id: I70d59fd3e90a16e2db9ae0a84cd8c14807f50b46
This is only really needed to save a few bytes on the c200v2, but
since it adds negligible overhead, so it's implemented for all
targets.
A stripped down version of the LZ4 reference implementation is found
in lz4tiny.c.
Change-Id: Ib914ba71c84e04da282328662c752e533912e197
- font caching is disabled
- font table is dynamically allocated
- side effect: tlsf isn't reset between runs anymore, memory leaks will have a bigger impact
Change-Id: I0b25c22665d956895e8007883d522256010d04ab
This lets puzzles remember which fonts were loaded previously so
they can be preloaded when the puzzle is started (and the disk is
spinning), instead of while the game is being played.
