ZSNES board

Actually, nothing has really been "real Unix" since 1992 saw the last . Solaris is a direct decendant of the original AT&T UNIX, still developed, and official certified as being a UNIX. Well, if you look at it from a historical perspective.... ... then Solaris is not Unix. IMHO. (It i...

Don't think it has been, but mach-o is only useful for like, what? NeXT and OS X for the most part. The patches are in the nasm included with Xcode 2.4, so if you're developing for OS X you should upgrade anyway.

Actually, nothing has really been "real Unix" since 1992 saw the last . Everything else is just an imitation (hence the term "unix-like"). Well, if you look at it from a historical perspective.... There are problems with the latest SVN, and other problems that would probably be f...

T2. It's way better with two people, I assure you. Each mouse had a different cursor, although you are kind of limited as to which mouse goes to which control.

But I mean, attempting to backport PCSX2 to Linux is currently more painful than my mouth! Ha, some guys came into the ZSNES channel a few months back asking for help in porting the PCSX2 assembly so it runs on Linux too. I actually spent a day giving them pointers :P Oh, the assembly's the easy pa...

Couple of weeks, actually. But I mean, attempting to backport PCSX2 to Linux is currently more painful than my mouth! (Maybe I should get a job)

Alright, time to fish my mouse out.

It isn't, but I don't know all the issues behind that one anyhoo.

According to SNESMusic.org, that's why they can't dump it.

Please be aware that Gentoo, at least, has 1.2.10 hardmasked because it breaks too many packages. Uh, if it was hardmasked when you posted, it isn't anymore. Since a ZSNES 1.43 release isn't exactly going to go into portage just yet (seeing as to how it isn't even released yet), I think SDL 1.2.10 ...

I was out for a few days working my butt off so I can graduate (whew!), so I haven't been around to clarify some things, but hey. Just a note regarding the linker flag -read_only_relocs: With this set to suppress, the wrappers for getchar, putchar and also malloc can be removed. However, this flag c...

The patch is to be applied to a clean pull off SVN, so revert all those files before applying the patch. (that is, works for me!)

EDIT: This one patches against 3232-3234.

Perhaps. I just left it out because it doesn't currently make any difference (seemed to before, though). Trying out latest SVN and checking to make sure I kept everything in the patch... I just figured out that I did miss one part. EDIT: Okay, lots of just plain braindeadedness collected in various ...

nasm's outmacho seems to care about the order the sections are presented to it, so we need this to ensure a section for data is created before the bss if it exists. I'd prefer to not work around bugs in the assembler if we can fix the assembler. In the long run, good idea. In the short run, just ma...

When this is put into a standard OS X app form, as in a .dmg, etc. Will we still be required to get SDL or is there some other way around it like packaging it or something? The .app file can package the SDL.framework (available from libsdl.org); ideally, that's how it should be linked. Also what ar...

1) Will ZSNES work on a Mac without any X11 framework libraries? It does, it's just that it's the easiest way to set it in a quick ./configure with the X11 directory. In reality, you're not supposed to do that, I think... it's just a little trickier to link to the libs that aren't in the X11 folder...

As long as you use the registers cleanly, it SHOULD work okay (or the screenshots here are fake and my senses deceive me even on my very own MacBook! :D ). That ebx thing being used as a PIC register is a Darwin quirk to watch out for... but as long as you don't trash it it should be fine? These cha...

Basically, doing anything remotely UNIX-y on a windows partition can make certain things sneeze; "permissions" as Linux knows them don't exist in Windows, and they don't exist on the partition either. Please do try putting the source in your home or /tmp ... (This might fix it, as a Window...

Don't think I'll ever make the rookie mistake of keeping a "portable computer" or a "notebook" directly on my lap for longer than a few minutes ever again. The Pentium M-based ones are better, but after I got a nice burn scar from this Pentium 4, no never again! To tell the truth...

001234 wrote:on my linux partition.

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linux:/windows/C/zsnes/Zsnes v1.42/src

uMM??

Anyways, did you try, say, bash autogen.sh? Probably wouldn't make a difference, but hey.

This topic might be relevant to your interests, yes.

(In the meantime, I've also been making efforts on the MAME end... I'm going to finally make up for all these years I've been bad at 2D fighters, I swear!)

Oh, just turn on the durn option and use two fingers to right click already. hector: RAWK. This saves me a lot of guesswork, especially since I have the assembly/gcc-flag hacking skills comparable to those of a fish :P (P.S., the command "svn diff > blah.patch" helps everyone see exactly w...

Alas, the new additions don't change the results at all (although they do their part bit by bit). But I have good news! You can save 15 hours off your development cycle by using a real Intel Mac! Yeah, 8 mac minis arrived at school and they'll be set up pretty soon. There's a possibility we could fa...

Hrm... Okay, the -lcc_dynamic flag doesn't work. The lib doesn't exist for x86 targets (or all X.4 for that matter). Pretty much all the other changes are okay, after patching gui/gui.asm to put a few Windows/DOS-only things back in their places (man, that is one big commit!). The -dynamic flag coul...

MPlayer disables screensavers in various ways, but it does depend on the OS and (especially in Linux) the WM. In KDE, the command MPlayer uses to disable it is dcop kdesktop KScreensaverIface enable false 2>/dev/null >/dev/null (and just set it to true to turn it back on). Surely a script can handle...

Uh, I don't think it is (a dumb question, that is; there is such a thing IMO, but that's not it). That's not what's going on. The Intel Core Duo is 32-bit; the 64-bit version comes out in July and August (yay!), finally driving out the last Pentiums (and good riddance, I say!). Although it a semi-re...