0.9.8:
- Better Web browser support.
- Beginnings of a Wordpad application.
- Many richedit improvements.
- A number of Direct3D fixes.
- A few more options in winecfg.
- Lots of bug fixes.
0.9.7:
- Directory change notifications can use inotify now.
- Hardware breakpoints in the Wine debugger.
- Beginnings of support for tape APIs.
- A bunch of improvements to the IDL compiler.
- Better scheme for mapping My Documents etc. to Unix directories.
- Lots of bug fixes.
pkgsrc change:
Install fnt2bdf and bin2res tools. Improve PLIST.
Ok adam@
The user-visible changes between release 0.3.7 and 0.3.8 include:
o) The IQ80321 (Xscale) machine mode is now working well enough to
run NetBSD/evbarm 2.1.
o) Faster framebuffer output in some situations.
- fix a build problem with newer FreeType
- fix a build problem with -current after "compat code reorg"
* PEACE works only for i386
* remove unnecessary CPPFLAGS setting
based on WinUAE. It attempts to bring many of the great features of WinUAE
to non-Windows platforms. This version now finally has a name, E-UAE, since
that's what everybody was calling it anyway. The 'E' can stand for anything
you fancy. Experimental, extreme, exciting, egalitarian, eggplant...
Release 0.103, 16 January 2006:
- Everything from MAME 0.103 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mame.html) and
MESS 0.103 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mess.html).
- Modified osd_alloc_executable() to use mmap() by default. This
prevents segfaults in the DRC core on systems that support the NX
bit, such as AMD64 and Intel Prescott. Thanks to Julian Sikorski,
Adam Moss, and Carl Fongheiser.
- Fixed a segfault that occurred when LIRC was enabled but lirc_init
returned an error value. (Joe Quanaim)
- Added "-[no]lirc" to enable or disable LIRC support. (Joe Quanaim)
- Fixed several buffer overruns that happened when overly-long data was
passed for "-ctrlr", "-lang", "-rec", and "-pb". Fixed other
potential buffer overruns. Bugzilla bug 821.
- Files larger than 2GB can now be accessed on platforms with large
file support.
- The "-createhd" and "-merge" operations in chdman are now a lot
faster on Linux.
Release 0.103, 16 January 2006:
- Everything from MAME 0.103 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mame.html) and
MESS 0.103 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mess.html).
- Modified osd_alloc_executable() to use mmap() by default. This
prevents segfaults in the DRC core on systems that support the NX
bit, such as AMD64 and Intel Prescott. Thanks to Julian Sikorski,
Adam Moss, and Carl Fongheiser.
- Fixed a segfault that occurred when LIRC was enabled but lirc_init
returned an error value. (Joe Quanaim)
- Added "-[no]lirc" to enable or disable LIRC support. (Joe Quanaim)
- Fixed several buffer overruns that happened when overly-long data was
passed for "-ctrlr", "-lang", "-rec", and "-pb". Fixed other
potential buffer overruns. Bugzilla bug 821.
- Files larger than 2GB can now be accessed on platforms with large
file support.
- The "-createhd" and "-merge" operations in chdman are now a lot
faster on Linux.
"extract" script for extraction. Many cases where a custom EXTRACT_CMD
simply copied the distfile into the work directory are no longer
needed. The extract script also hides differences between pax and
tar behind a common command-line interface, so we no longer need code
that's conditional on whether EXTRACT_USING is tar or pax.
- A bunch of OLE fixes and improvements.
- DirectSound improvements, including full duplex support.
- Fix for the Windows metafile vulnerability.
- Many static control improvements.
- Some fixes for copy protection support.
- Lots of bug fixes.
- Support for STE hardware emulation: STE palette, STE shifter (horizontal fine
scrolling, split screen effects), DMA sound and STE joypads.
See the manual for a list of working STE applications/games/demos.
- Hatari can now emulate up to 14 MiB ST RAM instead of only 4 MiB.
- Support for parallel port joysticks.
- Improved GEMDOS HD emulation (added Fattrib() call).
- Adding and removing a GEMDOS or ACSI hard disk should now work correctly.
- Re-factoring of the screen conversion functions.
- Improved manual: Now with screenshots of the options dialogs.
Just a quick UI bugfixes release.
Changes 2.0.0:
This release brings major source code clean up, numerous bug fixes and
many great new features and important improvements. 98% of changes since
last release have been made by Piotr Fusik - admire his dedication
to Atari800 project while you will be browsing through the impressive list
of changes below.
Run-time configuration (via the .atari800.cfg file) has been improved.
All configuration options are now available in the User Interface.
Remember to use "Save configuration file" when necessary.
If you are new to Atari800, press F1 and select "Emulator Configuration"
to configure the ROM images. This can be easily done with
"Find ROM images in a directory".
DISK_DIR, ROM_DIR, EXE_DIR and STATE_DIR configuration options are no longer
supported in this version. You need to re-select your directories
using "Emulator Configuration" -> "Configure directories".
13/01/2006 *** v2.27 ***
- Uses DatLib v2.15.
- Last release would not load data files less than 4KB in size!
12/01/2006 *** v2.26 ***
- Uses DatLib v2.14.
- Added a save-only format to imitate MAME's gamelist.txt file.
- File identification is now done by loading just the first 4KB.
- Added a list of supported save-formats to the command line help.
13/01/2006 *** v2.15 ***
- Last release would not load data files less than 4KB in size!
12/01/2006 *** v2.14 ***
- Added a save-only format to imitate MAME's gamelist.txt file.
- File identification is now done by loading just the first 4KB.
As mmix needs cweb, let mmix use tex.buildlink.mk (teTeX2 and teTeX3 do provide
cweb), and add a dependency over cweb in case TEX_DEFAULT is tetex1
The tetex build dependency in this case is not a problem, since tetex is needed by cweb.
Also, no PKGREVISION bump, since there are only build depends
This fixes PR 3254
09/01/2006 *** v2.24 ***
- Added -d4 (even smaller supplements - for ROM archival only).
- Updated the usage information on the command line.
- Tidied up the code in generate.c (used by -d1, -d2, -d3, -d4).
