Support screen resolutions above 992 pixels wide #12
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This works in cursory testing in the finder at e.g. 1280x720 (115200 bytes of screen RAM) Widths 1024 pixels and above need extra patching because of sites where the row width in bytes is loaded with signed 8-bit moveq. The existing simpler patches are preserved when this is not needed, especially as hidecursor now does a fair amount of extra work re-loading d0 in every iteration of the hide loop, which simplified the patch.
it's probably microscopically faster
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This works in cursory testing in the finder at e.g. 1280x720 (115200 bytes of screen RAM)
Widths 1024 pixels and above need extra patching because of sites where the row width in bytes is loaded with signed 8-bit moveq. The existing simpler patches are preserved when this is not needed.