Re: [hatari-devel] Improved timings for the FDC emulation

[Nicolas Pomarède <npomarede@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 23/11/2013 23:53, Nicolas Pomarède wrote:
> On 23/11/2013 23:29, David Savinkoff wrote:
> > - a floppy drive can be ON and have a floppy inserted
> > - a floppy drive can be ON and have a floppy not inserted
> > - a floppy drive can be OFF and have a floppy inserted
> > - a floppy drive can be OFF and have a floppy not inserted
>
> I agree the command line doesn't allow to specify drive off with
> inserted floppy, but I don't think it's necessary/really useful. At
> first, I thought about having a separare "drive on/off" flag, but I used
> the same behaviour as "-d" when an empty dir name is given.
>
> In most cases you might want to start Hatari with a drive turned off,
> having a floppy or not in it doesn't really matter since the drive is
> off anyway. You can insert one latter in the UI if you really want.
>
> Maybe I'll add a separate parameter later.

Hello

I added 2 separate options --drive-a and --drive-b to enable/disable a 
floppy drive, whether a disk image is inserted or not (I also removed 
the possibility to disable a drive by giving an empty filename).
This will be more consistent with the UI options.

Nicolas