@Severin

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Sure I've seen it, it got some useful features. But I prefer sf, it does exactly how I like things, but maybe I'm a bit biased


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I guess there's more than one way to skin a cat, thanks for the input, I will mention that in the readme.


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Thank you

@zzd10h

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Thanks for letting me know Guillaume, appreciated!

@Severin

Yep, SETBLACK and SETNORMALBG is with system colors, correct. With ANSI it becomes somewhat broken yes. I'm planning to fix this in next "major" update version 0.990 or possibly 1.000.

However, yes a complete user config ASCII file is planned for version 1.000 to set all colors as the user wishes.
Thanks for the example for the config, I might use that format as it seems easy enough.

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Yes, I have been pondering on a LESS option, or ONLYNAMES option, thanks for reminding me.

You want also names in columns and horizontal sorting? Ok, I add that to the TODO-list.

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True, so a NOCOLORS and NOFORMATTING then, thanks.


Thank you for the feedback and suggestions

However, what pen colors do you use for the background and foreground in ANSI-mode? Black (0) for bg and white (7) for fg, or?

ShowFiles (sf) DIR command updated to 0.982.

Changes in 0.982:
- Fixed missing command (BARE) in the Template output and manual, it was in HELP and readme though.
- Fixed so the Template is alphabetically sorted.
- Fixed more contrast to the arrow (->) in links, color changed to black.
- Fixed missing REALDATES and DATEFIRST in features in readme.

Download here: ShowFiles (sf) on OS4depot






Please report any bugs or issues, thank you!

@LiveForIt

Maybe the upload failed?

@zzd10h

Thanks for the updates

@thread

Have somebody or could someone try this latest version 0.981 on an OS version earlier than OS4.1 FE?

Not sure if this works now on say OS4.1 Update 6, or on Update 1..

Or how about in 4.0 if someone still has it installed, instant crash or??

Thanks!

@zzd10h

Thanks, good that it works now

Merci!!

@zzd10h

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Hi again, BTW, option for omitting comments is already on the TODO-list, but I will do that option in the next "major" update (after this/these bugfix-update(s)).

@zzd10h

Thank you veeery much zzd10h!!

Thanks also for the reports, I will look at those remaining issues during the comming-days/this-weekend...

--removed--

Here's my results with no WBStartup stuff.

1.> boingcube -benchmark

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Windowed NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: ON (hardware) Gfx: ON (hardware)
Iterations: 659 frames
Duration: 10007 ms (10.007 seconds)
Rendering time: 86 ms (0.086 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 65.853902268412 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 7662.7906976744 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]

1.> boingcube -benchmark -gofullscreen

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Fullscreen NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: ON (hardware) Gfx: ON (hardware)
Iterations: 650 frames
Duration: 10009 ms (10.009 seconds)
Rendering time: 84 ms (0.084 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 64.941552602658 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 7738.0952380952 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]

1.> boingcube -benchmark -noaccgfx -noaccbuffer

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Windowed NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: OFF (software) Gfx: OFF (software)
Iterations: 591 frames
Duration: 10001 ms (10.001 seconds)
Rendering time: 781 ms (0.781 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 59.094090590941 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 756.72215108835 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]


Much better results than with WBStartup stuff, there I got:
61.7 and 4262.1
56.6 and 3026.9
55.5 and 678.9


Sam440ep-flex, 800Mhz, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9250 and AOS4.1 FE.

Screenshot of version 1.30...

@Raziel

Glad to hear that

I kind of circumvented the bug by redrawing the whole background after activating the double buffered display.

For some reason, on your system (maybe the gfx-card), seems the background doesn't get copied to buffer the first time...

Anyway, good that it works now, thank you very much for letting me know

@sundown

Holy smokes!!


Nice rig you got there

Here's my results with version 1.30,
on Sam440ep-flex 800MHz Radeon 9250 with AOS4.1 FE.


1.> boingcube -benchmark

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Windowed NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: ON (hardware) Gfx: ON (hardware)
Iterations: 618 frames
Duration: 10011 ms (10.011 seconds)
Rendering time: 145 ms (0.145 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 61.732094695835 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 4262.0689655172 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]

1.> boingcube -benchmark -gofullscreen

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Fullscreen NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: ON (hardware) Gfx: ON (hardware)
Iterations: 563 frames
Duration: 10001 ms (10.001 seconds)
Rendering time: 186 ms (0.186 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 56.294370562944 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 3026.8817204301 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]

1.> boingcube -benchmark -noaccgfx -noaccbuffer

*** BoingCube benchmark ***
Name: -benchmark10 (Counts iterations per ten seconds.)
Version: 1.30 (20151219)
Mode: Windowed NON-vsynced
Hardware acc.: Buff: OFF (software) Gfx: OFF (software)
Iterations: 556 frames
Duration: 10012 ms (10.012 seconds)
Rendering time: 819 ms (0.819 seconds) [lower is better]
D. frame-rate: 55.533359968038 FPS (acquired displayed frames/second)
Result: 678.87667887668 FPS (rendering frame-rate) [higher is better]

With 1.20 I got frame rate: 54, rendering frame rate: 624


The last one with -noaccgfx -noaccbuffer options is like the previous versions with "only" software graphics. Now hardware acc. graphics is used by default.

@Severin

Hehhee

Hohohoo, time for some eye candy

EDIT: oops, forgot to change my avatar.. done

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True, I agree with that!

I've downloaded the vice-2.4.tar.gz tarball under Source distributions from the VICE site

After several hours of building the Amiga versions on my Sam the build failed with an error in an header file.

Not sure really, if I was building the right source or in the right way, to be honest...

So, no OS4depot upload from me this weekend sorry :S