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Re: LG W2452T Monitor & OS4.1

Posted on: 2009/3/1 23:02 #81

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@Swoop

According to this: http://us.lge.com/download/product/fi ... 020/W2452T_spec_sheet.pdf

You should set:

VSYNCMIN=56
VSYNCMAX=75
HSYNCMIN=30000
HSYNCMAX=83000

You have set HSYNCMAX=70000 but 1200*60=72000 (bare minimum without sync signals) so OS4 thinks your Monitor is not capable for the resolution and will not display it.

According to the VESA COORDINATED VIDEO TIMING:


HOR PIXELS              1.920   PIXELS

VER PIXELS              1.200   LINES

HOR FREQUENCY           74,556  kHz

ACTUAL VER FREQUENCY    59,885  Hz

PIXEL CLOCK             193,250 MHz

Reduced Blanking:


HOR PIXELS              1.920   PIXELS

VER PIXELS              1.200   LINES

HOR FREQUENCY           74,038  kHz

ACTUAL VER FREQUENCY    59,950  Hz

PIXEL CLOCK             154,000 MHz

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Gazelle

Re: GCC, Dynamic structure creation method ?

Posted on: 2009/3/1 0:06 #82

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@freddix
Quote:

void BASIC3D_Destructor( void ){ struct ObjectType *NewObject = Basic3D.LastCreatedObject; struct Object3DType *NextToDelete = NewObject.PreviousObject; }

BAsic3D.c:64: error: request for member 'PreviousObject' in something not a structure or union

Why ?

That's because NewObject is a pointer to a structure and not a structure.

To access elements of a structure through a pointer you need the "->" operator.


struct Object3DType *NextToDelete = NewObject->PreviousObject;

Would be correct but will cause a DSI if NewObject is NULL.

This should work:


struct Object3DType

{

  struct Object3DType *PreviousObject;

  struct Object3DType *NextObject;

  /* rest of the objectdata */

};



struct Basic3DStructType

{

  struct Object3DType *LastCreatedObject;

};

struct Basic3DStructType Basic3D;



void BASIC3D_Destructor( void )

{

  struct Object3DType *NewObject = Basic3D.LastCreatedObject;



  if (NewObject != NULL)

  {

    struct Object3DType *NextToDelete = NewObject->PreviousObject;

    /* your code */

  }

}

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Gazelle

Re: GCC, Dynamic structure creation method ?

Posted on: 2009/2/25 22:12 #83

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@freddix

There should be an asterisk in the declaration of NewObject in the Allocate3DObject() function:

Object3DType *NewObject = NULL;

It's a pointer.

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Gazelle

Re: GCC, Switch( condition ) & Case

Posted on: 2009/2/23 0:22 #84

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@freddix

Make it like this:


switch( Depth ){

      case 8:

        DMode = GLUT_DOUBLE | GL_COLOR_INDEX;

        break;

      case 16: /* for now fall through */

      case 24:

      case 32:

      default:

        DMode = GLUT_DOUBLE | GLUT_RGB | GLUT_DEPTH;

     }

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Gazelle

Re: GCC, Switch( condition ) & Case

Posted on: 2009/2/23 0:09 #85

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@freddix

... and you should initialize DMode with some default value because you are using it.

... and you need a second "=" in:


if ( Supported = TRUE ){

Your case could also be simplified to an if:


if ( Depth == 8 ){

   DMode = GLUT_DOUBLE | GL_COLOR_INDEX;

} else {

   DMode = GLUT_DOUBLE | GLUT_RGB | GLUT_DEPTH;

}

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Gazelle

Re: SimpleMail's development?

Posted on: 2008/12/21 20:17 #86

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@Amigamancer

Quote:

Amigamancer wrote:
In brief:
- More than one account from the same service

Simplemail does support multiple accounts (as much as you want). There is a bug in the "avoid duplicates" handling. Simplemail does store the UID-List per server but most servers have an UIDL per user, so if you have two (or more) user per server and are using "avoid duplicates" it wont work correctly.

It does not yet support multi-user, if that's it what you meant.

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Gazelle

Re: OS4.1 bugs

Posted on: 2008/11/30 16:41 #87

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@LiveForIt

Maybe some of the other kickstartmodules are allready accessing ENV:

If you start without s-s is there something in ENV: ?

To expand Chris suggestion:


C:MakeDir RAM:ENV

C:Copy >NIL: ENV: RAM:ENV ALL NOREQ

C:Assign ENV: dismount

C:Assign ENV: RAM:ENV

C:Copy >NIL: ENVARC: RAM:ENV ALL NOREQ NOREPLACE

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Gazelle

Re: OS4.1 bugs

Posted on: 2008/11/28 10:18 #88

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@LiveForIt

Quote:

No not until now, if you remove "env-handler.komd" then system will not boot, its needed, you can't remove it I tried and it was no fun!

If you remove the "env-handler.kmod" you must take care of ENV: yourself like in old s-s < OS4, eg:

expand the MakeDir Line:
C:MakeDir RAM:T RAM:Clipboards RAM:ENV

Add an Assign:
C:Assign ENV: RAM:ENV

And then copy all of the ENVARC:
C:Copy >NIL: ENVARC: RAM:ENV ALL NOREQ

All before IPrefs get called. This should work.

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Gazelle

Re: Need help not to do something (ADOS4 List)

Posted on: 2008/11/17 10:38 #89

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@Atheist

The <p> is meant as a placeholder for a character OR an expression. The angle brackets are not part of the pattern matching! Take a look at the examples.

<p> could be A or B or ? or (#?.info) or (A|B|C) and so on ...

As Chris wrote ~ will only negate the next expression which could be a single character OR an expression which must be enclosed in parentheses.

~(.info) will match anything except ".info"

#?.info will match anything ending with ".info"

If you want the opposite you negate the expression.

1. Enclose the expression with parantheses: (#?.info)
2. Negate it: ~(#?.info)

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Gazelle

Re: Multiple Monitors in Devs Monitors OS4.0 - Which one??

Posted on: 2008/9/16 13:02 #90

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@Mikey_C

for 1024x768@60 you need at least a HSYNCMAX of 48000 I would say.

Check your Monitor for your [H|V]SYNCM[IN|AX] values.

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Gazelle

Re: BestModeIDTags() always 640*480

Posted on: 2008/9/15 10:27 #91

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@orgin & chris

I hope there is a TAG_END at the end of the list.

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Gazelle

Re: New stuff on OS4Depot for AmigaO4.1 crashes on AmigaOS4.0

Posted on: 2008/9/6 21:14 #92

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@ZeroG


if (ExecBase->lib_Version < 53) ...

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Gazelle

Re: Amiga version strings - guide

Posted on: 2008/9/5 20:49 #93

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@Rigo & orgin

I forgot to thank you for making the documentation, so thanks.

I'm just nitpicking to get it even better :)

Quote:

from ADCD_2.1:NDK/NDK_3.1/Docs/tutorials/V38_V39_OS_Changes:

[...] Following the revision number comes a space, and then the date. The date is specified in numeric form only, with no leading zeros on any of the components. [...]

And you're right:

Quote:

Leading Zeros. Leading zeros are not supported as part of the version and revision numbers. So "2.04" is not a valid version/revision pair as far as the version command is concerned.

Maybe it's also worth mentioning:

Quote:

<name> can NOT contain any spaces. You can use underscores to achieve a similar effect.

/edit: ?hem, translate2AmigaPath() ;)

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Gazelle

Re: Amiga version strings - guide

Posted on: 2008/9/5 15:15 #94

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@Rigo

I also think that the leading zero for day or month is not required.

/edit:

And a leading zero infront of the revision does mean a subrevision eg like the AmigaOS:
2.0 -> 2.04 -> 2.05 ->2.1

Maybe this was dropped again after release 2.1

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Gazelle

Re: Shell History Buffer

Posted on: 2008/8/31 14:24 #95

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@Atheist

There is a new command called "history" which lets you print out the current history, save to file, load from file and so on.

Take a look at Documentation/shell/shell.doc

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Gazelle

Re: OS4 Classic 1024x768 Issue

Posted on: 2008/8/26 16:25 #96

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@badgerme

Yes, just changing/adding the Tooltypes AND reboot.

Your VSYNCMAX is at 60, so the @70 Mode will not show up until you also change it to 70!

I don't know if your Monitor will support 70Hz, check the technical description first.

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Gazelle

Re: OS4 Classic 1024x768 Issue

Posted on: 2008/8/26 13:14 #97

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@badgerme

Have you tried changing from 60Hz to 59, 61, 65 or 70Hz or the polarity of the sync signals? Don't know which polarity is the default.

eg:
1024x768@59
1024x768@61
1024x768@65+hsync+vsync
1024x768@70-hsync-vsync
...

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Gazelle

Re: Videotex Datatype and YAM

Posted on: 2007/12/28 12:24 #98

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@Renoir

You have to install the Masonicons-YAM-Theme (link is in my first post) start YAM -> Config -> Looks&Feel -> Masonicons -> Save -> Restart YAM. This should trigger the bug with YAM, but be aware that you have to deinstall the videotex datatype to get YAM running again or delete/rename the Masonicons theme, so that YAM will fallback to the default theme again.

@acefnq

Well, you can switch to Simplemail

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Gazelle

Re: Videotex Datatype and YAM

Posted on: 2007/12/27 17:02 #99

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Yep, it was me who pointed ace to this forum because it is the support forum for software from Unsatisfactory Software. I just made a quick internet search, so I hope I was right about that.

I agree that a crash log would be better send by email because it is very long but it's better to be posted here than never told to the author at all.

Now to the bug: The videotex.datatype should not be part of the crashlog because the Mason-YAM-theme does only contain PNG images (I didn't checked that). So it looks like the videotex datatype descriptor thinks one of the files belongs to him which is not correct.

To reproduce the bug one would have to download the Masonicons - YAM, install the videotex datatype and display one image after the other with eg. multiview which should trigger the same bug (because YAM uses the datatypes system to get the images).

I can't do it because I don't have OS4.

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Gazelle

Re: Basilisk 2

Posted on: 2007/9/26 12:12 #100

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@LiveForIt

Quote:

LiveForIt wrote:
Well that?s how ARGB PowerPC / MC680X0 format looks in Intel format,

Sorry but that's not true. ARGB (BE) is BGRA (LE) and both modes are supported by picasso96.

Take a look at --color formats-- in the Picasso96API.doc

FYI: the byte order is reverse between big and little endian modes (not the word order).

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