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# fVDI configuration
debugout -1
echo "q - Quit fVDI"
echo "b - Bitmap fonts only"
echo "d - Debug"
setkey n
waitkey 2
exitkey q
# ----- Standard setup -----
casekey b no_vector_fonts
cookie nvdi=$0501
cookie speedo
vqgdos _FSM
:no_vector_fonts
# This is the path to fonts and drivers.
PATH = C:\GEMSYS
# Uncomment and modify this if you want to load another palette at
# startup time. The file must be 1536 bytes and contain 3 (RGB) * 256
# VDI palette values (0 - 1000). (This is a common palette file
# format.)
#palette c:\nvdi5.pal
# Tell fVDI the size of your screen, in mm. Recommended!
# A negative number can be given to specify a fixed DPI.
# Defaults to the approximate size of the picture on an SM124.
width -95
height -95
# If fVDI is not being started from the AUTO folder, comment this out.
booted
# ----- Various fixes -----
# With this uncommented fVDI can use NVDI as a background VDI (for
# dealing with non-screen devices). Some strange problems still
# remain, though.
#nvdifix
# Some programs look in the lineA variables for certain information.
# Uncomment this to make fVDI do a few more changes there.
#lineafix
# With this uncommented fVDI will make the XBIOS report the correct
# screen address even if using a graphics card. There are still
# problems with this.
#xbiosfix
# ----- Advanced setup -----
# Specify the 'roundness' of circles/ellipses/arcs.
# The split number indicates how many lines will be drawn as a
# percentage of the largest ellipse radius. The min/max numbers
# make sure that not too few or too many lines are used.
# More lines will result in slower drawing.
# Defaults are as in the original VDI (the GPLed sources).
#arcsplit 25
#arcmin 8
#arcmax 256
# Uncomment this to force fVDI to make do with a single Trap #2
# bending. Normally fVDI tries to move itself forward in the vector
# chains, but this might cause trouble together with some other TSR.
#singlebend
# Unless this is uncommented, fVDI tries to allocate memory as itself
# rather than the calling application under normal TOS.
# This option might possibly be useful if fVDI is launched before
# MiNT.
#nopidalloc
# If this is uncommented, fVDI will refrain from keeping a list of all
# allocated memory blocks. This option is useful if fVDI is launched
# before MiNT running with memory protection.
#nomemlink
# Uncomment this to disable all the VDI vector functions (vex_).
#novex
# Uncomment this to force fVDI to not rely on a previous VDI.
# For now, this will mean no mouse support...
#standalone
# The number of internal memory blocks allocated.
# Defaults to two, and there should normally be no reason to change
# that setting.
#blocks 2
# The size of the internal memory blocks in kbyte.
# Defaults to ten, which should normally be enough.
#blocksize 20
# ----- Debug setup -----
# This will turn on a few debug features in fVDI if uncommented.
# If something bombs, the information given at startup (this is before
# fVDI is running, so it will be on the normal Atari screen) using
# this, together with what for example ERR_RPRT.PRG shows, is very
# useful.
# Multiple 'debug' turns on more debug output/features.
casekey d debugging
goto no_debugging
:debugging
debug debug debug
:no_debugging
# vrt_cpyfm
silent 121
# vs_clip vr_trn_fm vswr_mode
silent 129 32 110
# lines
silent 6 15 16 17 108
# fills
silent 23 24 25 104 114
# This enables interactive debugging if uncommented.
# fVDI will stop and wait for key presses after displaying debug
# output. See the development documentation for more information.
#interactive
# Uncomment this one if you want the debug output to go somewhere else
# than the screen. The number is a BIOS (Bconout) device, where the
# most useful ones are the parallel port (0), the serial port (1), and
# the midi port (3). Use -1 for ARAnyM console output and -2 to return
# to the default (screen output via Cconws).
#debugout -1
# The size of the VDI call log in kbyte.
# Defaults to 4, but is neither allocated nor used without 'debug'.
#logsize 100
# Uncomment this one to use the mouse routines from the old VDI.
# You will also need to add the same switch to the configuration line
# of the driver being used.
#oldmouse
# To test the boot code without actually rebooting the system, it can
# be useful to uncomment the following. With this enabled, no previous
# virtual workstations will be copied by fVDI. They will actually continue
# to be handled by the old VDI
#fakeboot
# For testing purposes it can be useful to make fVDI available in
# parallel with the normal VDI. See the documentation for information.
#disable
# ----- Interactive setup -----
# Uncomment and change to set up a default key (reported if none is
# pressed). A device driver (or exitkey/casekey) can ask for this
# value later on.
#setkey f
# Uncomment and change to write any text to the screen.
# Note the quotes!
#echo "Press q to skip fVDI"
# Uncomment and change to wait for a key (for a specified number of
# seconds). A device driver (or exitkey/casekey) can ask for this
# value later on.
#waitkey 2
# Uncomment and change to specify a key for quitting fVDI immediately.
#exitkey q
# Uncomment to exchange the last key pressed with a stored one.
#swapkey
# Depending on the stored key, a jump to a later place in the file can
# be done. The place must be marked by the same text as the second
# parameter below, followed by a ':'.
#casekey m monochrome
# ----- Driver configuration -----
# Common driver initialization options (any driver can add to these):
# accelerate xxxxxxx
# Any soft- or hardware accelerations can be turned off using the
# 'accelerate xxxxxxx' option. For any 'x' that is replaced by a
# '-' or a '0', the corresponding accelerated function will be
# turned off.
# If this option is not used, all acceleration will be on.
# Acceleration possibilities (in order):
# line expand fillpoly fill blit text mouse
# oldmouse
# Well, this switch is actually needed here too.
# The standard software accelerated drivers all recognize
# shadow
# Use a separate buffer of the screen in RAM. This is not useful
# unless you have a really fast processor ('040) and RAM that can
# be accessed much faster than the screen.
# The ARAnyM driver recognizes
# mode WIDTHxHEIGHTxDEPTH@FREQUENCY
# Sets a mode as close to (but not higher) the given numbers as
# possible.
# realones
# Do not special case all zero/one blit types in true colour mode.
# Often better left inactive.
# assumenf
# Use NatFeat without checking for cookie.
# scrninfo fb
# Make vq_scrninfo return values regarding actual fb layout.
# debug
# Turn on debugging aids.
casekey b no_vector_fonts
fonts = c:\GEMSYS\TTF
filecache 1024
antialias
:no_vector_fonts
size 8 10 12 16 36
size 36 48 24
size 64
size 6
# fVDI should be able to deal with any standard fonts.
# Just list what you want to use below the driver definition.
# You specify a system font by adding an 's' before the font
# filename. If you do not specify a system font, fVDI will use the
# default one (from the ROM).
# It is a very good idea to have a system font in the same sizes as
# the normal GEM one, but it is not necessary.
size 24 48 25
#01r 1plane.sys
#01r 4plane.sys
#01r 16bit.sys shadow oldmouse accelerate xxxxxx-
#01r rage.sys pcibios mode key imgcache screencache accelerate xxxxxxx
#01r aranym.sys mode 1200x1024x16@72
#01r aranym.sys mode 1024x768x16@72 assumenf
#01r aranym.sys mode 800x600x16@72 assumenf
echo "0 - 800x600"
echo "1 - 1024x768"
echo "2 - 1280x1024"
echo "3 - 1400x1050"
swapkey
setkey 0
waitkey 1
swapkey
casekey s using_sdl_driver
swapkey
casekey 0 res800
casekey 1 res1024
casekey 2 res1280
casekey 3 res1400
:res800
01r aranym.sys mode 800x608x32@72 assumenf irq accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:res1024
01r aranym.sys mode 1024x768x32@72 assumenf irq accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:res1280
01r aranym.sys mode 1280x1024x32@72 assumenf irq accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:res1400
01r aranym.sys mode 1400x1050x32@72 assumenf irq accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:using_sdl_driver
swapkey
casekey 0 sres800
casekey 1 sres1024
casekey 2 sres1280
casekey 3 sres1400
:sres800
01r aranym.sys mode 800x608x32@72 assumenf accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:sres1024
01r aranym.sys mode 1024x768x32@72 assumenf accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:sres1280
01r aranym.sys mode 1280x1024x32@72 assumenf accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:sres1400
01r aranym.sys mode 1400x1050x32@72 assumenf accelerate xxxxxxx
goto font_specification
:font_specification
#s MONACO08.FNT
#s MONACO09.FNT
#s MONACO10.FNT
#s MONACO20.FNT
ATFF09.FNT
ATFF10.FNT
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