Hi Petr,
Geert (and myself) something to test while you add the necessary bits to ARAnyM.
I have added it already. Can you use CVS version of ARAnyM?
I've not tried to compile ARAnyM myself in a while, rather installed the latest
Debian package as it becomes available.
I have added the 0x0f, 0x10 IKBD opcodes emulation to ARAnyM but I don't
see how that could help if linux-m68k sets the upper left screen as the
mouse origin (I am trying to avoid the "top"/"bottom" words as they are
implemented differently in the IKBD than in my head).
Anyway, just give it a try, please, and let me know.
Will do -
Michael, I don't think there is anybody out there using such hardware
joystick-mouse modification. But there is number of people using the
Eiffel PS/2 adapter so if supporting anything then I'd go for that.
How does that one work?
http://hardware.atari.org/eiffel/index.htm
http://hardware.atari.org/photos/eiffel.jpg
You can attach any PS/2 mouse and keyboard to Atari.
Seems like this hooks up to the standard keyboard connector so it should behave
the same as the regular keyboard/mouse. Good.
The only reason for reviving the joystick hack would have been to have a
'standard' way of passing a third mouse button. If the PS/2 adapter is that
standard way now, that's fine. I'll just need to know what interrupt/device this
is hooked up to, and what the data format is.
It just adds new scancodes - I have provided a link to the scan codes
table in one of my previous mails.
Sorry, I must have missed that.
The middle mouse button is mapped to scancode 0x37 (IIRC) while the
mouse wheels are provided in IKBD status packet.
Or check this:
http://www.sophics.cz/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/aranym/src/input.cpp?view=markup
search for SDL_BUTTON_MIDDLE and SDL_BUTTON_WHEELUP/WHEELDOWN.
Thanks, that does in fact explain it in sufficient detail. I'll try to add that
to the core keyboard driver, and synthesize the appropriate mouse packets.
Michael
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