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Re: Color fringe hires behavior



BLuRry wrote:
The independence of these two problems strongly suggests that any
emulation should layer the display rendering into a "system-dependent"
part and a "display-dependent" part, so that users could select the
emulated display that they would like to "attach" to the system
emulator, and so that new "displays" could be easily emulated.


I agree 100%.  The approach I'm taking is to generate everything in the
form of a monochrome 560x192 bit pattern.  From there it can be copied
to the screen as-is for monochrome, or via some form of translation
(simple 4-bit rgb conversion, ntsc approximation, etc)  The ntsc part
will wait, but I think I have a handle on the "convert to a 560x192 bit
pattern" part.

Sounds great!

IIRC, the MAME project is doing an NTSC emulation, or was...

-michael

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