Arnold is an Amstrad CPC, Amstrad CPC+ and KC Compact emulator.
Arnold is accurate and emulates the Amstrad systems to the cycle
level. It also emulates 99% of all demo effects.
Changes since 0.72.1 include:
- Everything from MESS CVS.
- Reapplied David Mitchell's fix for the XInput inertial effect when
a mouse or spinner is used. (Jake Stookey)
- Added support for controllor setup via "-ctrlr". Note that "-hotrod"
and "-hotrodse" have been replaced by "-ctrlr HotRod" and "-ctlrlr
HotRodSE".
Changes since 0.72.1 include:
- Everything from MAME 0.74.
- Reapplied David Mitchell's fix for the XInput inertial effect when
a mouse or spinner is used. (Jake Stookey)
- Added support for controllor setup via "-ctrlr". Note that "-hotrod"
and "-hotrodse" have been replaced by "-ctrlr HotRod" and "-ctlrlr
HotRodSE".
* Working 48K/128K/+2/+2A Speccy emulation, running at true Speccy speed on any
computer you're likely to try it on.
* Support for loading from .tzx files.
* Sound (on system supporting the Open Sound System or BSD/Solaris).
* Kempston joystick emulation.
* Emulation of the various printer you could attach to the Spectrum.
* Very basic support for RZX files.
Changes 0.6.1:
* Add `snapconv' utility to convert between snapshot formats
(Philip Kendall).
* Add `rzxcheck' utility to verify the digitial signature in an
RZX file (Philip Kendall).
* listbasic: a line number of >= 16384 implies the end of BASIC,
not just > 16384 (Darren Salt).
* listbasic: formatting improvements and support for 128K and
TC2068 keywords (Darren Salt).
* listbasic: add man page (Philip Kendall).
* Various improvements due to libspectrum changes: notably support
for Warajevo .tap files and many more snapshot formats.
* Working 48K/128K/+2/+2A Speccy emulation, running at true Speccy speed on any
computer you're likely to try it on.
* Support for loading from .tzx files.
* Sound (on system supporting the Open Sound System or BSD/Solaris).
* Kempston joystick emulation.
* Emulation of the various printer you could attach to the Spectrum.
* Very basic support for RZX files.
Changes 0.6.1:
* A Z80 core rewrite such that it's now generated from the regular
patterns in the instruction set. This shouldn't have any effect
as yet, but will make performance enhancements easier to do in
the future (Philip Kendall).
* On the TC2068, the ROM traps apply only when in the EXROM and
memory contention applies only in the HOME bank (Fredrick
Meunier).
* On the 128K Spectrum, use the correct port mask when checking
for contention on the 'memory control' port (Philip Kendall).
* RZX competition mode (Philip Kendall).
* Add AY logging to .psg files (Matthew Westcott)
* Optionally autoload +3 and TRDOS disks when they're inserted
(Philip Kendall).
* Fall back to read(2) and malloc(3) if mmap(2) fails or is
unavailable (Philip Kendall).
* Add 'out' and 'tbreakpoint' commands, conditional breakpoints
and the ability to use general numeric expression to the GTK+
debugger (Philip Kendall).
* Allow Fuse to work with GTK+ 2.x (Marek Januszewski).
* Add a scrollbar to the GTK+ debugger's disassembly window
(Philip Kendall).
* New AdvMAME3x graphics scaler (Fredrick Meunier/ScummVM team)
* In the GTK+ UI, deactivate menu items when they're not
appropriate (Philip Kendall).
* Make bright black be the same as 'normal' black in the
framebuffer user interface (Witold Filipczyk).
* Add confirmation dialogs before resetting or quitting under the
GTK+ UI (Philip Kendall).
ZX Spectrum emulator files slightly easier. It is intended to be usable
on Unix variants, Win32 and MacOSX.
Changes 0.2.0:
* libspectrum 0.2.0 released.
* Various data structures (snapshots, tapes, tape blocks) which
were previously directly accessible are now accessible only via
wrapper functions. This should improve future binary
compatability, but at the cost of breaking it for this release
(Philip Kendall).
* Change the API for reading/writing snapshots to be more general.
The old API still exists, but is deprecated (Philip Kendall).
* Support for reading .szx, .zxs, .sp, .snp and +D snapshots
(Philip Kendall).
* Support for writing .szx and .sna snapshots (Philip Kendall).
* Support for reading Warajevo .tap files (Fredrick Meunier).
* Support for signing RZX files with digital signatures (Philip
Kendall).
* Timing fixes for the TC2048 and TC2068 (Fredrick Meunier).
* Fix reading of 128K .sna snapshots (Philip Kendall).
* New capabilities for the Timex dock, and built-in Sinclair and
Kempston joysticks (Fredrick Meunier).
* Use <stdint.h> to give us the <n>-bit types if it's available
(Philip Kendall).
* Ignore links to external snapshots from RZX files, rather than
trying to interpret the path as a snapshot (Philip Kendall).
- Many improvements to the winecfg configuration tool.
- Massive header files cleanup for better source compatibility.
- Some more progress on the kernel/ntdll separation.
- Lots of bug fixes.
Changes 20030813:
- Partial implementation of the Microsoft Installer (msi.dll).
- GUI for regedit (from ReactOS).
- DirectMusic dlls reorganization.
- Many Wininet improvements.
- Lots of bug fixes.
- Many improvements to the winecfg configuration tool.
- Massive header files cleanup for better source compatibility.
- Some more progress on the kernel/ntdll separation.
- Lots of bug fixes.
Changes 20030813:
- Partial implementation of the Microsoft Installer (msi.dll).
- GUI for regedit (from ReactOS).
- DirectMusic dlls reorganization.
- Many Wininet improvements.
- Lots of bug fixes.
Dega is a Sega Master System, Sega Mark III and Sega Game Gear emulator.
It uses the SDL library.
Provided by pancake@phreaker.net in pkgsrc-wip with some minor changes by me.
USE_GCC2 or USE_GCC3 where appropriate.
the functionality of the old gcc.buildlink2.mk has been rolled into
compiler.mk now, which is automatically used.
more changes to come later...
USE_PKGINSTALL is "YES". bsd.pkg.install.mk will no longer automatically
pick up a INSTALL/DEINSTALL script in the package directory and assume that
you want it for the corresponding *_EXTRA_TMPL variable.
Changes since previous version:
* make compilable with kernel >1.6V - the proc->lwp change was backed
off
* included files.vmware to distribution, to help easily compile
the modules into kernel, rather than compiling than as LKM
The proc->lwp backout fix for >1.6V contributed in pkg/22538
by Juergen Hannken-Illjes.
Changes since 0.71.1 include:
- Everything from MAME 0.72 and MESS 0.72.
- The various effects enabled by -effect now work with rotation enabled.
(Shyouzou Sugitani)
- The Xv target supports more effects. (Shyouzou Sugitani)
- The rc parsing code displays more compact and readable error messages.
(Andre Majorel)
- Xv windowed mode is now enabled with "-x11-mode 2" or "-x11 2", and
Xv fullscreen mode is enabled with "-x11-mode 3" or "-x11 3". The
"-[no]xv" and "-fullscreen" switches are no longer available.
- Added hotkey switching for Xv windowed mode via ALT + DEL and Xv
fullscreen mode via ALT + END.
- Added -widescreen for Xv. This shrinks the width of the output for
display on a widescreen TV. (Per Wigren)
Changes since 0.71.1 include:
- Everything from MAME 0.72 and MESS 0.72.
- The various effects enabled by -effect now work with rotation enabled.
(Shyouzou Sugitani)
- The Xv target supports more effects. (Shyouzou Sugitani)
- The rc parsing code displays more compact and readable error messages.
(Andre Majorel)
- Xv windowed mode is now enabled with "-x11-mode 2" or "-x11 2", and
Xv fullscreen mode is enabled with "-x11-mode 3" or "-x11 3". The
"-[no]xv" and "-fullscreen" switches are no longer available.
- Added hotkey switching for Xv windowed mode via ALT + DEL and Xv
fullscreen mode via ALT + END.
- Added -widescreen for Xv. This shrinks the width of the output for
display on a widescreen TV. (Per Wigren)
Changes since previous version:
#00061 michael pp Michael Dales (michael@dcs.gla.ac.uk) Thu Sep 27 10:41:39 BST 2001
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* Contains lots of code by Hanish Menon [www.hanishkvc.com] to enable uCLinux to
work on SWARM.
* Updated the logic in armproc.cpp wrt UART and LCD Ctrls so that
they can rise interrupts to the Interrupt Ctrl if required.
* Updated certain messages and return values.
* Added the srec loader
* Updated the LCD controller address
* ReIntroduced the Parse_Opts logic.
* Will be adding support for SREC file loading.
* Fixed a problem in the bin/Makefile
* Added support for a minimal UART controller.
* Updated the earlier sample LCD controller which I had written wrt its Addr.
* Looking into SWARM and the Device/Pheriperal interface logic in SWARM
* Added a partial LCD Ctrl logic to test the interface logic
* fix a problem with ldms
#00060 michael pp Michael Dales (michael@dcs.gla.ac.uk) Tue May 15 22:53:15 BST 2001
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Added cache invalivation functions to the system coprocessor.
#00059 michael pp Michael Dales (michael@dcs.gla.ac.uk) Fri May 11 16:52:45 BST 2001
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Corrected the n-way set associative cache. Added functionality to the system
co-processor to allow me to read the cycle counter, cache hit counter, and
cache miss counter in an application, using register 11 with opcode 2 set to
0, 1, and 2 respectively.
#00058 michael pp Michael Dales (michael@dcs.gla.ac.uk) Thu May 10 14:05:25 BST 2001
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Added a n-way set associative cache. Default is now 8k 4-way shared cache.
- Still more Direct3D and DirectSound improvements
- Inter-process clipboard support
- Locale handling improvements
- More progress on the kernel/ntdll separation
- Lots of bug fixes
Highlights since last 1.2.5 release:
------------------------------------
* new HiFi sound (you may en/disable it in the UI)
* new cycle-exact Antic emulation
* "H:" emulation complete (including subfolders)
* Paged memory implementation (fast XE bank-switching)
* new configuration file name and location ($HOME/.atari800.cfg)
NetBSD/{i386,powerpc}, so that packages fail properly, rather than
allowing make to fail. e.g.
===> PanoTools-2.6b1nb1 requires compat_linux, which is not available for SunOS-5.9-sparc
===> PanoTools-2.6b1nb1 is not available for SunOS-5.9-sparc
noted by martin.
are updated too
change created etc/vmware/config to include "xkeymap.usekeycodeMapIfXFree86 =
true", so that the keyboard mapping would work correctly
list of changes isn't available, presumably bugfixes only
change the package version to 3.2.1.1 to accomodate introduction of teeny
version number by VMware
list of changes isn't available, presumably bugfixes only
Changes since 1.11 include:
** General changes
- Added -autoload switch which acts like -autostart but without
actually starting the program.
- It is possible to use the printer emulation without switching off
true drive emulation now.
** C64 changes
- Mouse emulation should work again.
- Improved trap emulation compatibility.
** C128 changes
- Fixed some VDC crashs.
- Added support for national firmware and keyboard mappings.
- Implemented fast IEC bus.
** PLUS4 changes
- New emulator. Currently it contains many bugs and several features
are missing. Do not send any bug reports for now.
** VIC-II
- Fixed some raster interrupt emulation bugs.
- Some minor NTSC fixes.
- Reset should properly reset the VIC-II now.
** SID changes
- The ReSID state is saved in snapshots now.
** Drive changes
- Improved GCR sync detection.
- Added some more jobcodes to the 1581 emulation.
- RAM mirrors are properly emulated now.
Changes since 0.69.1 includes:
- Almost everything from MAME 0.70
- Fixed the handling of leading zeros in the fractional part of a float
in src/unix/snprintf.c. (Chris Kirmse)
Changes since 0.69.1 includes:
- Almost everything from MESS 0.70
- Fixed the default values for -sysinfo_file and -messinfo_file, which
were missing a '/'.
- Fixed the handling of leading zeros in the fractional part of a float
in src/unix/snprintf.c. (Chris Kirmse)
version 1.0:
- fixed the problem with Ticks getting incremented on every interrupt, not
just 60Hz (e.g. moving the mouse made the caret blink faster)
- Unix: integrated JIT compiler for Linux/x86 and FreeBSD/x86
- Unix: moved minimum autoconf support to 2.52+
- Unix: add large file support for 2+ GB hard disk images
- Unix: cleaned up pthread attributes [Brian Johnson]
- Unix: fixed floppy problems under Linux
- Unix: implemented "ignoresegv" feature on Linux/x86, Linux/ppc, Darwin/ppc
- Unix: serial port baud rates are now set correctly
- Unix: it is now possible to make the serial drivers pipe their input/output
to programs by using a '|' followed by a command line as the modem or
printer port setting (instead of a device name like '/dev/ttyS0')
[Brian Johnson]
- Unix: the option "--config FILE" tells B2 to use a different config file
- Unix: new prefs options "dsp" and "mixer" to set the OSS device names
instead of the hardcoded '/dev/dsp' and '/dev/mixer'
The patches for this update were contributed by Todd Vierling in
private e-mail.
- added support for on-the-fly video resolution and depth switching,
and gamma tables
- fsave/frestore emulation under AmigaOS and NetBSD/m68k always behaves
like a 68882/68040 FPU, eliminating the need for 68060 FPU patches
- added support for platform-independant mutexes, used by adb.cpp for
thread-safe mouse handling
- the TIME_OFFSET constant has been replaced by a (portable) function
TimeToMacTime(); file dates in ExtFS should now be correct
- ADBInterrupt() is no longer called from the 60Hz interrupt but has
its own interrupt flag, potentially increasing the smoothness of
mouse movement
- ether.cpp: implemented relatively platform-independant "AppleTalk
over UDP" mode that doesn't require any special kernel modules or
network drivers but can only interconnect instances of Basilisk II;
this is enabled by setting "udptunnel" to true
- Unix: windowed display mode supports different resolutions and color
depths, which can be switched on-the-fly
- Unix: Ctrl-F5 grabs mouse in windowed mode (enhanced compatibility
with games like flight simulators)
- Unix: X11 events are handled as soon as they arrive, outside of the
60Hz video refresh raster
- Unix: audio sample rate, bit depth and channel count are adjustable
in the MacOS "Sound" control panel
The patches for this update were contributed by Todd Vierling in PR pkg/21861.
now and not NetBSD-*-arm32. Changes include one or more of:
- Change MACHINE_ARCH == arm32 to also match arm
- Where ONLY_FOR_PLATFORM includes NetBSD-*-arm32, add NetBSD-*-arm
- Where BROKEN or worked around for arm gcc bugs, set USE_GCC3
The last may shake out a few more broken packages the next bulk build.
DOSBox is a DOS-emulator using SDL for easy portability to
different platforms, DOSBox has already been ported to
several different platforms, such as Windows, BeOS, Linux,
Mac OS X...
DOSBox emulates a 286/386 realmode CPU, Directory
FileSystem/XMS/EMS, a SoundBlaster card for excellent sound
compatibility with older games...
You can "re-live" the good old days with the help of
DOSBox, it can run plenty of the old classics that don't
run on your new computer !
Changes:
- Changed output audio sample format back to unsigned again (seems to work
better on some systems).
- Adjusted audio functions so that Hatari's sound should be right again.
- Fixed TOS patching routine - it was only working on big endian machines
(Thanks to Tony Smolar for the hint!).
- IKBD_Cmd_ReadClock() should now work.
- Some parts of the code accessed the SR directly to read the IPL - however
the UAE CPU core only updates the SR when doing a MakeSR() first. So this
is done in the affected code parts now, too.
- The IPL wasn't raised when a MFP interrupt occured - fixed now.
- Full screen resolution for ST-Low can now be selected from the screen
setup dialog.
- The IKBD emulation does not longer duplicate joystick fire buttons when
a game (like Babarian) tries to use both, joystick and mouse => Games like
Lotus Turbo Esprit Challange are now working again!
- Improved audio timer function - the code should now be a little bit faster.
- Resynced Hatari's UAE CPU core with UAE 0.8.22 - this fixes some bugs in
68k instructions like ABCD and SBCD.
- Now only reinitializing the sound subsystem if really needed, this should
fix a problem with Linux ALSA sound driver (Thanks to Tony Smolar for
discovering this problem!).
- Added another patch for TOS 2.05 so that this TOS version should now work
with Hatari, too.
- Rewrote TOS patching routine. It is more flexible now.
- Removed 0xa0ff opcode for VDI resolutions; using GEMDOS_OPCODE now instead.
- Fixed MMU RAM size configuration bug.
- Rewrote some screen conversion functions in C (low320x8.c, low640x8.c,
med640x8.c and spec640x16.c).
- When a bus or address error occurred, the PC was often not set to the
right exception handler routine. This has been fixed now - thanks to
Philippe Gerin for finding the bug and the patch for solving it!
Change summary:
15-Nov-02:
SCP and libraries:
* Added Telnet console support
* Removed VT emulation support
* Added support for statically buffered devices
* Added HELP <command>
* Fixed bugs in set_logon, ssh_break (found by David Hittner)
* Added VMS file optimization (from Robert Alan Byer)
* Added quiet mode, DO with parameters, GUI interface, extensible commands (from Brian Knittel)
* Added sim_os_sleep, renamed sim_poll_kbd, sim_putchar
* Modified calling sequence for boot routines
* Modified save file format to save device and unit flags (note: RESTORing save files from previous versions will produce errors)
All magtapes: Added support for end-of-medium
All DECtapes: Added support for RT11 image file format
PDP-1:
* Added DECtape support
* Added device enable/disable support
PDP-8: Added RX28 support
PDP-10:
* Added variable vector support
* Added SHOW CPU IOSPACE command
* Added RX211 support
PDP-11:
* Added variable vector support
* Added SHOW CPU IOSPACE command
* Added RX211, KW11P, and TMSCP tape support
* Added support for up to four RQDX3 MSCP disk controllers
* Added support for variable CSR addressing to device bootstraps
* Added automatic disabling of Unibus devices in Qbus configurations
* Abstracted paper tape reader for code sharing
* Fixed TS11/TSV05 bugs
* Added latent support for Ethernet and autoconfigure
VAX:
* Added TMSCP tape support
* Added support for up to four RQDX3 MSCP disk controllers
* Added support to attach NVR to a file
* Added automatic load of bootstrap code file
* Added variable vector support
* Added SHOW CPU IOSPACE command
* Fixed TS11/TSV05 bugs
* Added latent support for Ethernet and autoconfigure
IBM 1620: first release
Altair Z80: added hard drive support
IBM 1401: fixed bug in load mode magtape read
21-Nov-02:
PDP-1
* Changed typewriter to half duplex, fixed shift control (found by Derek Peschel)
PDP-10
* Fixed bug in tape boot (reported by Michael Thompson)
* Fixed bug in tape read (reported by Harris Newman)
18-Jan-03:
SCP and libraries
* Added dynamic memory size support in RESTORE
* Added EValuate command
* Added ! (OS shell) command (from Mark Pizzolato)
* Added BREAK support to Telnet routines (from Mark Pizzolato)
* Fixed IAC+IAC processing bugs (from Mark Pizzolato)
* Added active connect routines for HP interprocessor link
* Fixed bug in Windows stack startup/shutdown
PDP-1: added Type 24 serial drum
PDP-4: added Type 24 serial drum
PDP-11
* Fixed intermittent read problem in TMSCP tape emulator
* Changed terminal mode default to 7-bit (for early UNIX)
* Fixed bug in XQ chained mode processing (from by Mark Pizzolato)
* Improved XQ performance (from Mark Pizzolato)
VAX: added console halt capability (from Mark Pizzolato)
HP2100
* Added IOP support to 21MX
* Added Access interprocessor link
Interdata: first release
SDS 940: first release
Terminals and multiplexors: added BREAK support
06-Feb-03:
SCP: added VMS support for ! (from Mark Pizzolato)
PDP-11: changed R, added SP to track current register set and stack pointer
PDP-18b:
* Fixed RF09/RF15 IOT decoding and address overrun logic (found by Hans Pufal)
* Modified RF09/RF15 to support variable sizes and autosizing
* Fixed RP15/RP02 IOT decoding and command initiation
* Added RB09 fixed head disk for the PDP-9
* Added LP09 line printer for the PDP-9 and PDP-15
PDP-8: modified DF32 and RF08 to support variable sizes and autosizing
Nova: modified Novadisk to support variable sizes and autosizing
Interdata 16b CPU: fixed bug in SETM, SETMR (found by Mark Pizzolato)
HP2100:
* Fixed last cycle bug in DMA output (found by Mike Gemeny)
* Modified interprocessor link to be full duplex (found by Mike Gemeny)
24-Feb-03:
SCP:
* Added .ini startup capability
* Added multiple breakpoint actions
* Added multiple switch evaluation points in command lines
* Added magtape support library
* Fixed bug in multiword deposit to files
Nova: fixed autosizing algorithm in Nova fixed head disk
PDP-8:
* Fixed autosizing algorithm in DF32, RF08, and RX28
* Fixed beginning of tape error handling in TM8E
PDP-11/VAX:
* Added user-defined drive type in RQDX3 and TQK50
* Fixed queue ordering problem in RQDX3 and TQK50
* Fixed interrupt vector calculation in RQDX3 and TQK50
* Fixed overly restrictive test for bad modifiers in TQK50
* Fixed autosizing algorithm in RX211
18B PDP's:
* Fixed three EAE bugs (found by Hans Pufal)
* Fixed FMTASC macro problem (found by Hans Pufal)
* Removed extra bit from RF15 address register
* Fixed autosizing algorithm in RF15
* Fixed TC59 interrupt handling, BOT error handling
Interdata:
* Fixed DP and MSM handling of cylinder overflow on writes
* Fixed magtape to stop selector channel on end-of-file or other read error
* Fixed precision clock autocalibration for Unix V7
* Added capability to boot from DP fixed platter
* Added SHOW SELCH n command
* Changed TTP default to 7B (for Unix)
* Added relative addressing to symbolic debugger
All line frequency clocks: added SET <dev> 50HZ/60HZ to select line frequency
All DEC consoles: added SET TTI CTRL-C for Windows VC++ ^C problem
All magtapes: revised to use magtape library
This isn't security problem.
The package freetype2 has been compiled without the so-called byte code
interpreter function to prevent any infringement of patent rights.
security update of glibc-devel.
glibc-devel: Libraries for the C compiler
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File: glibc-devel-2.2.4-78.i386.rpm
Version: 2.2.4
Size: 10698 kB
Date: Tue 01 Apr 2003 01:31:31 PM CEST
Source: glibc-2.2.4-78.src.rpm
Security: Yes
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Description: This security update fixes an integer overflow in the RPC xdrmem_getbytes()
function of the glibc that may be exploited to execute arbitrary code with
the privileges of the user running the RPC application.
security update of glibc and libz.
glibc: Shared libraries (from the C library package)
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File: glibc-2.2.4-78.i386.rpm
Version: 2.2.4
Size: 7459 kB
Date: Tue 01 Apr 2003 01:31:31 PM CEST
Source: glibc-2.2.4-78.src.rpm
Security: Yes
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Description: This security update fixes an integer overflow in the RPC xdrmem_getbytes()
function of the glibc that may be exploited to execute arbitrary code with
the privileges of the user running the RPC application.
libz: Data Compression Library
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File: libz-1.1.3-597.i386.rpm
Version: 1.1.3
Size: 92 kB
Date: Wed 27 Feb 2002 08:19:58 PM CET
Source: libz-1.1.3-597.src.rpm
Security: Yes
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Description: Security update: prevent double free() in the compression library.
Changes since 0.68.1 includes:
- Re-added Ben Collins' core change that adds support for extra mice.
- Reverted to using the original fronthlp.c (from 0.67.2) modified to
work with the 0.69 core.
- Fixed a logic bug in the XInput devices button-handling. (Ben
Collins)
- Made a tiny fix in fileio.c that allows specifying direct paths to
roms to work again; e.g., ./xmame.x11 ./moo.zip
Changes since 0.68.1 includes:
- Almost everything from MAME 0.69.
- Re-added Ben Collins' core change that adds support for extra mice.
- Reverted to using the original fronthlp.c (from 0.67.2) modified to
work with the 0.69 core.
- Fixed a logic bug in the XInput devices button-handling. (Ben
Collins)
- Made a tiny fix in fileio.c that allows specifying direct paths to
roms to work again; e.g., ./xmame.x11 ./moo.zip
Changes since 0.67.2 include:
- Almost everything from MESS 0.68.
- Fixed the analog joystick support so that the Y-axis is
recognized as analog. (Sebastien Devaux)
- The command line is now parsed even if the display cannot be
opened. (Christopher Stone, David Mitchell)
- Added support to the core for 4-button mice and 10-button
joysticks. (Ben Collins)
- Fixed several problems and did a lot of cleanup in the XInput
code, especially for the output (e.g., showing detection
status. (Ben Collins)
- Fixed a few problems with -listinfo output. (Andrea Mazzoleni)
Changes since 0.67.2 include:
- Almost everything from MAME 0.68.
- Fixed the analog joystick support so that the Y-axis is
recognized as analog. (Sebastien Devaux)
- The command line is now parsed even if the display cannot be
opened. (Christopher Stone, David Mitchell)
- Added support to the core for 4-button mice and 10-button
joysticks. (Ben Collins)
- Fixed several problems and did a lot of cleanup in the XInput
code, especially for the output (e.g., showing detection
status. (Ben Collins)
- Fixed a few problems with -listinfo output. (Andrea Mazzoleni)
Changes since 0.66.2 include:
- Almost everything from MESS CVS.
- Added support for konamigx to info.c. (David Haywood)
- Building the neomame target now works. (Steve Behling)
- Using XFree86 3.3.6 fbdev in 32bpp now works. (Steve Behling)
- USB patches to take recent FreeBSD changes into account. (Matthew N. Dodd)
Changes since 0.66.2 include:
- Almost everything from MAME 0.67.
- Added support for konamigx to info.c. (David Haywood)
- Building the neomame target now works. (Steve Behling)
- Using XFree86 3.3.6 fbdev in 32bpp now works. (Steve Behling)
- USB patches to take recent FreeBSD changes into account. (Matthew N. Dodd)
Changes since 0.65.1 include:
- Amost everything from MAME 0.66 and MESS CVS.
- The Barath frameskipper is now enabled by default. (suggested by
Christopher Stone)
- Rotation has been moved to the blit core and should be a lot faster.
(Shyouzou Sugitani)
- Analog controls work again, and the analog code is now synced up with
the Windows code. (Sebastien Devaux)
- The "-joydev" switch now allows a full device name, such as
/dev/input/js0, to be specified.
- Added makecd_mame2.pl to contrib tools; this script aids with burning
CDs with ROMs, flyers, and cabinets. (Luc Saillard)
- Renamed "-gamma-correction" to "-gamma" to be consistent with the
Win32 version. It should also work now.
- An Xv-enabled build should no longer report 0 bits per pixel and stop
on a display that doesn't support the Xv extension. (Alexander Miller)
- The "-brightness" switch now works as in Windows. Removed obsolete
brightness and gamma code from sysdep_palette.
- Idle sleeping is now disabled while the onscreen configuration menu
is displayed. This works around a problem with key and button
presses not registering when setting input preferences.
- The "-record" and "-playback" switches now work as in the Win32
version. Also, the "inp" directory is now created on startup if
it is missing.
- MAME's disassemblers are no longer built by default. This avoids
having to make some ugly little patches to the core. (Christopher
Stone)
- Removed the obsolete 8bpp update functions from most of the targets.
This should speed compilation and produce a smaller binary.
Changes since 0.61.1 include:
- Amost everything from MAME 0.66 and MESS CVS.
- The Barath frameskipper is now enabled by default. (suggested by
Christopher Stone)
- Rotation has been moved to the blit core and should be a lot faster.
(Shyouzou Sugitani)
- Analog controls work again, and the analog code is now synced up with
the Windows code. (Sebastien Devaux)
- The "-joydev" switch now allows a full device name, such as
/dev/input/js0, to be specified.
- Added makecd_mame2.pl to contrib tools; this script aids with burning
CDs with ROMs, flyers, and cabinets. (Luc Saillard)
- Renamed "-gamma-correction" to "-gamma" to be consistent with the
Win32 version. It should also work now.
- An Xv-enabled build should no longer report 0 bits per pixel and stop
on a display that doesn't support the Xv extension. (Alexander Miller)
- The "-brightness" switch now works as in Windows. Removed obsolete
brightness and gamma code from sysdep_palette.
- Idle sleeping is now disabled while the onscreen configuration menu
is displayed. This works around a problem with key and button
presses not registering when setting input preferences.
- The "-record" and "-playback" switches now work as in the Win32
version. Also, the "inp" directory is now created on startup if
it is missing.
- MAME's disassemblers are no longer built by default. This avoids
having to make some ugly little patches to the core. (Christopher
Stone)
- Removed the obsolete 8bpp update functions from most of the targets.
This should speed compilation and produce a smaller binary.
with -current. Also drop -Werror from compilation, which migh have
caused problems for 1.6.
Switch to bzip2 for distribution - this shrinks archive by about 20k.
