XIMG screenshot support #34
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note that hires palette is unavailable (and safer method of addressing it)
… (though we still have no FrameBuffer image data)
…ions and BPP, dump as much data as needed.
… of their colour information.
# Conflicts: # src/configuration.c # src/includes/configuration.h # src/screenConvert.c # src/screenSnapShot.c
…te suffix, create errors to diagnose when the screenshot can't be created
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See https://freemint.github.io/tos.hyp/en/VDI_fundamentals.html#The_20XIMG_20format_20for_20pixel_20images for a description of the format Notes from Brad Smith (#34 for more details) : XIMG, though less popular than NEO, can represent all video modes supported by Hatari.
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An extension of #33 this also allows the XIMG format.
XIMG, though less popular than NEO, can represent all video modes supported by Hatari.