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Deucе authored
Instead, have the r2yptr and y2rptr pointers that need to be set to those tables in order for interpolation to work. Not setting one locks ciolib into "LCD" modes (everything uses square pixels), and XBR scaling is disabled. The CIOLIB_INTERPOLATE_OBJS make variable contains the path to the object file that contains those tables, so it's just a matter of some code and an extra (128MB) object to link against.
Deucе authoredInstead, have the r2yptr and y2rptr pointers that need to be set to those tables in order for interpolation to work. Not setting one locks ciolib into "LCD" modes (everything uses square pixels), and XBR scaling is disabled. The CIOLIB_INTERPOLATE_OBJS make variable contains the path to the object file that contains those tables, so it's just a matter of some code and an extra (128MB) object to link against.
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