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GrethTom db0cfff7ae Fix for Navigation via arrow keys
Fix for Navigation of the GUI via arrow keys.  Currently a number of arrow key moves with crash the GUI due to references which have since been deleted from the build or do not get mapped on Raspberry.  Listing fixes all crashes and a couple of missing entries.  Still working on why two of the RAM options (Z3 fast and RTG) are not selectable via arrow keys.
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uae4arm-rpi

Port of uae4arm on Raspberry Pi

v0.5:
Merge of latest TomB version for Pandora.
Picasso fully working.
Keyboard management improved.
Add deadzone for joystick.

v0.4:
Merge of latest TomB version for Pandora.
Keep position between file selection
Joystick management improved.

v0.3:
Rework of dispmanX management (huge picasso improvement).
Add 4/3 shrink for 16/9 screen.
Alt key can now be used to switch between mouse and 2nd joystick.

v0.2:
Merge latest TomB improvements from Pandora version (Zorro3 memory, picasso...).

v0.1:
Use dispmanX for fast scaling and double buffering.
Enable hat usage on joystick.
Add Sony 6axis joystick workaround.

How to compile on Raspbian Jessie:

Install following packages:

  sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev
  sudo apt-get install libguichan-dev
  sudo apt-get install libsdl-ttf2.0-dev
  sudo apt-get install libsdl-gfx1.2-dev
  sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev

Then for Raspberry Pi 2:

  make

Or for Raspberry Pi 1:

  make PLATFORM=rpi1

How to compile on Raspbian Whezzy:

You need to install same packages as Jessie (see above) and a more updated gcc (otherwise alter Makefile). In order to do this enter the following in command line:

  sudo apt-get install g++-4.8

Then for Raspberry Pi 2:

  make CXX=g++-4.8

Or for Raspberry Pi 1:

  make PLATFORM=rpi1 CXX=g++-4.8