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Initial checkin for AIM92 aimR8.2 (last updated May 1997).
author | tomwalters |
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date | Fri, 20 May 2011 15:19:45 +0100 |
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tomwalters@0 | 1 xreview. Christmas 1993. |
tomwalters@0 | 2 |
tomwalters@0 | 3 1. compilation |
tomwalters@0 | 4 The makefile has flag settings for a linux 386 PC, Sun/OpenWindows, |
tomwalters@0 | 5 Sun/X, and DECStation. The default values are for DEC; if you need a |
tomwalters@0 | 6 different architecture, comment them out. |
tomwalters@0 | 7 |
tomwalters@0 | 8 2. Known bugs. |
tomwalters@0 | 9 a. 'Previous' and 'Next' (keyboard options) do not work on a DEC |
tomwalters@0 | 10 b. ALL timing functions are removed in the Linux version. This means that |
tomwalters@0 | 11 it is not possible to control the animation speed. |
tomwalters@0 | 12 |
tomwalters@0 | 13 3. Byte-Swapping |
tomwalters@0 | 14 Suns have a different byte-swapping to DECs and Linux PCs (well, my PC |
tomwalters@0 | 15 anyway). Because AIM cartoons are simply a copy of the screen memory, their |
tomwalters@0 | 16 byte-order is determined by the SCREEN they were generated on, NOT the |
tomwalters@0 | 17 cpu used. 'xreview' will display anything in either byte-swapping format, |
tomwalters@0 | 18 by using '-dec' or '-sun' options (which are aliases for '-rv', '-msb', -'lsb). |
tomwalters@0 | 19 If what you get is gunk, try using them (the default is the current cpu |
tomwalters@0 | 20 byte-order). |
tomwalters@0 | 21 |
tomwalters@0 | 22 4. Colour |
tomwalters@0 | 23 Not tested; you get to play with the colour masks ... |
tomwalters@0 | 24 |