Libretro is a simple but powerful development interface that allows for the
easy creation of emulators, games and multimedia applications that can plug
straight into any libretro-compatible frontend. This development interface is
open to others so that they can run these pluggable emulator and game cores
also in their own programs or devices.
FinalBurn Neo is an emulator for arcade games and select consoles.
It is based on the emulators FinalBurn and old versions of MAME. Many of
the developers of this project also worked on FB Alpha. Due to a controversy,
we no longer do, and recommend that everyone use this emulator instead.
David Demelier (1):
Fix build under clang
Vladimir Serbinenko (5):
Fix 3DS compilation
Fix libnx compilation
Add support for psl1ght
Fix arguments for coinDeviceCreate
Remove leftover endiannness defines
diedel (1):
Fixed not smooth scroll in PAL 50Hz
Version 47.0.0 "Black Flag"
New features and enhancements
* mkvmerge: chapters: mkvmerge can now read chapters from DVDs if the user
specifies the path to a DVD folder structure via the `--chapters …`
parameter. By default chapters from the first title will be imported. This
can be changed by append `:<title number>` to the file/directory name in the
`--chapters …` argument, e.g. `--chapters /srv/dvds/BigBuckBunny/VIDEO_TS:3`
This feature requires mkvmerge to have been built with the `libdvdread`
library.
* mkvmerge: added `--engage append_and_split_flac` that enables mkvmerge to
append and split FLAC tracks, restoring pre-v45 behavior. The resulting
tracks will be broken: the official FLAC tools will not be able to decode
them and seeking will not work as expected.
* MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: added support for mkvmerge's new support for
reading chapters from DVDs if both have been built with the `libdvdread`
library.
* MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: when deriving languages from file names the GUI
will now look for simplified language names instead of the full ones
(e.g. instead of looking for "Greek, Modern (1453-)" it would simply look
for "Greek").
* MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: the options in the "additional command-line
options" dialog are now sorted alphabetically. Additionally the
`--append-mode` option has been added as one of the only missing global
options.
* MKVToolNix GUI: chapter editor: the chapter editor can now read chapters
from DVDs if MKVToolNix has been build with the `libdvdread` library.
* MKVToolNix GUI: header editor: added an option in the preferences for
displaying all date & time values in UTC instead of the local time
zone.
Bug fixes
* all: fixed a crash when using the `MTX_LOGGER=file` syntax for logging debug
messages without specifying a file name to log to. It will now log to a file
called `mkvtoolnix-debug.log` in the system's default temporary directory,
as initially intended.
Build system changes
* The [`libdvdread`](https://www.videolan.org/developers/libdvdnav.html)
library will be used if found via `pkg-config`. If it is found, support for
reading chapters from DVDs will be enabled in `mkvmerge` and the MKVToolNix
GUI.
* Boost's Date/Time, Lexical Cast, Range, Range Adaptors, Tri-Bool, Variant
libraries are not used anymore.
* MKVToolNix now requires a C++ compiler & standard library that support the
following features of the C++17 standard: "`std::variant`", "`std::gcd`".
For the GNU Compiler Collection (gcc) this means v7 or newer; for clang it
means v4 or newer — the same versions required by earlier MKVToolNix
versions.
* MKVToolNix now requires version 6.1.0 of fmtlib or later for the
`fmt::to_string` function and bugfixes to the formatting of floating point
numbers. If a system-wide version is installed that's older, the bundled
copy will be used.
* The bundled version of fmtlib has been updated to release 6.2.1.
IPython 7.15 brings a number of bug fixes and user facing improvements.
Misc Noticeable changes:
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- Long completion name have better elision in terminal
- I've started to test on Python 3.9 and fix some errors.
- Hi DPI scaling of figures when using qt eventloop
- Document the ability to have systemwide configuration for IPython.
- Fix issues with input autoformatting
- ``IPython.core.debugger.Pdb`` is now interruptible
- Video HTML attributes
v0.7.3
- perf: improved speed for large inputs (~+20%)
- perf: improved latency for small inputs (~10%)
- perf: s390x Vectorial code, by @easyaspi314
- cli: improved support for Unicode filenames on Windows, thanks to @easyaspi314 and @t-mat
- api: `xxhash.h` can now be included in any order, with and without `XXH_STATIC_LINKING_ONLY` and `XXH_INLINE_ALL`
- build: xxHash's implementation transferred into `xxhash.h`. No more need to have `xxhash.c` in the `/include` directory for `XXH_INLINE_ALL` to work
- install: created pkg-config file, by @bket
- install: VCpkg installation instructions, by @LilyWangL
- doc: Highly improved code documentation, by @easyaspi314
- misc: New test tool in `/tests/collisions`: brute force collision tester for 64-bit hashes
v0.7.2
- Fixed collision ratio of `XXH128` for some specific input lengths, reported by @svpv
- Improved `VSX` and `NEON` variants, by @easyaspi314
- Improved performance of scalar code path (`XXH_VECTOR=0`), by @easyaspi314
- `xxhsum`: can generate 128-bit hashes with the `-H2` option (note: for experimental purposes only! `XXH128` is not yet frozen)
- `xxhsum`: option `-q` removes status notifications
v0.7.1
- Secret first: the algorithm computation can be altered by providing a "secret", which is any blob of bytes, of size >= `XXH3_SECRET_SIZE_MIN`.
- `seed` is still available, and acts as a secret generator
- updated `ARM NEON` variant by @easyaspi314
- Streaming implementation is available
- Improve compatibility and performance with Visual Studio, with help from @aras-p
- Better integration when using `XXH_INLINE_ALL`: do not pollute host namespace, use its own macros, such as `XXH_ASSERT()`, `XXH_ALIGN`, etc.
- 128-bit variant provides helper functions for comparison of hashes.
- Better `clang` generation of `rotl` instruction, thanks to @easyaspi314
- `XXH_REROLL` build macro to reduce binary size, by @easyaspi314
- Improved `cmake` script, by @Mezozoysky
- Full benchmark program provided in `/tests/bench`
Brad Parker (1):
initial cdrom support
Rob Loach (1):
Update core options API
fpscan (1):
Turkish language option
negativeExponent (20):
Update core files to 1.23
Sync blip and psg sound
Update libretro-common files
Update libretro.cpp
Fix runahead for arcade card games
Allow access to available RAM using retro_memory_map
Bump version to 1.23.0
Change core prefix name to Beetle
Implement environment callback RETRO_ENVIRONMENT_GET_INPUT_BITMASKS
Input improvements and sync misc items
Cleanup Makefile
Update Makefile
Simplify update_input()
Add core option to allow automatic detection of Games Express CD games
Cut down on unneeded logging when no related option has been changed
input: Tweaks and bug fix for turbo
Create README.md
Update .travis.yml
Remove audio/video stats report - frontend already has stats collection
Move 2/6 button mode toggle to frontend - Fixes the issue where toggling does not retain 6-button modes Reference https://github.com/libretro/beetle-pce-fast-libretro/issues/148
retro-wertz (9):
Remove unneeded references to basename and save_directory
Fix softreset and allow_up_down options
Cleanup - Remove header mednafen/huc.h - Remove unused function IsBRAMUsed() - Cleanup MDFNI_LoadGame()
Update libretro.cpp
Silence this log when not running CDROM game
Remove unnecessary comment from makefile
fix wrong operator, this should be "="
Use fixed values for PAR modes
stop travis building for wiiu for now
multimedia/ffmpeg4 does not need -std=gnu99, only ffplay4 does.
Since mk/compiler.mk is protected by a multiple-inclusion guard, any
later assignment to USE_LANGUAGES has no effect except being confusing.
The additional languages show up in "bmake show-var" but at the point of
evaluation, they had not been set yet.
This can be detected by several pkgsrc tools:
pkglint says:
WARN: ../../multimedia/ffmpeg4/Makefile.common:14: Modifying
USE_LANGUAGES after including ../../mk/compiler.mk has no effect.
Adding a manual check to mk/compiler.mk results in:
bmake[1]: "mk/compiler.mk" line 273: warning:
For multimedia/ffmpeg4, only languages "c" are used,
the others in "c99" were defined too late.
Making the variable USE_LANGUAGES read-only after including
mk/compiler.mk results in:
bmake[1]: "multimedia/ffmpeg4/Makefile.common" line 14:
Read-only USE_LANGUAGES cannot be set
(The latter two checks are not yet in the official pkgsrc tree.)
Use the kernel architecture via isainfo -k to base our default on, as uname
will always return the same result regardless. Ensures we default to 64-bit
pkgsrc on amd64, as well as adding support for sparcv9.
