Re: [hatari-devel] window size

[Eero Tamminen <oak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

On 05/01/2018 12:50 PM, Cocoa Pod wrote:
> > On 05/01/2018 12:35 AM, Cocoa Pod wrote:
> > > Bonsoir,
> > > Summary: hatari window size (800x600) becomes bad after a relaunch
> > > Machine Macbook Pro OSX 10.11.6, Xcode 8.0
> > > Emulation MegaSTE 68000, RAM 4Mo, F 16Mhz, NO FPU, Bitter & VDI emulation, 16 colors
> > > Test methode:
> > >   begin with window size 640x400  (T0)
> > >   Set window size at WWWxHHH then save config file. (T1)
> >
> > What do you mean by "set window size"?
> >
> > If you mean resizing the Hatari window, window size is not saved
> > to config file, and should have no impact on Hatari window
> > size on restart.
> >
> > 	- Eero
> "set window size"  meaning and test:
> I open "Preference window", in "Atari Screen"  I check on "Use extended GEM VDI resolution" and I choose 800x600, 16 colors.
> Then I push on "Save config..." then on "Ok".   I do reset asked by hatari and at this point real Atari screen size is 800x600. That’s correct !
> I quit hatari then I open hatari.cfg and I find nVdiWidth = 800 and nVdiHeight = 600. Correct !!
> I relaunch  Hatari and I verify the real size of the Hatari window.  Size is 640x600 !!

That sounds very weird.  I cannot reproduce it on Linux.

I would think it's something on the OS windowing system side, but
could you build latest Hatari Mercurial version and provide
"--log-level debug" output from T0/T1 and T2?


	- Eero

> I do not know if it is specific in my machine or not.
>    Miguel.
>
>
> > > emutos 0.9.9.1  SDL2.08  ——————————
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 800x600,  T2 = 640x600  bad
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 1024x768, T2 = 1024x768 good
> > > emutos 0.9.9.1  SDL2.04  ——————————
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 800x600,  T2 = 640x600  bad
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 1024x768, T2 = 1024x768 good
> > > emutos 0.9.4    SDL2.08  ——————————
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 800x600,  T2 = 640x600  bad
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 1024x768, T2 = 1024x768 good
> > > emutos 0.9.4    SDL2.04  ——————————
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 800x600,  T2 = 640x600  bad
> > > T0 = 640x480,  T1 = 1024x768, T2 = 1024x768 good
> > > Problème seems to be at lauch. I tried to debug but I don’t find where is the problem.
>
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