ZSNES board

This is beyond hope at this point.
Learn boolean math, and general orders of operations, then come back.

That, or only have one comparison per if statement, and nest deeply.
This reality, of course, is contrary to your idea that you can somehow reduce the amount of lines this takes.

It's not the DMA you're looking for.

I got caught up thinking DMA = Direct Memory Access as well.

I am just saying that I am going to start entering it into WinQCad, if after all these years the editor for PCB123 doesn't suck. The only reason I picked either of these is that it is so easy to get and license legally. If you think I am lying, try to purchase the latest software package formally kn...

who I want to win is not necessarily who I am voting for.
Therefore, I pick nader. but it's almost too serious of a thing to even joke about at this point.

I'm a little desktop whore, got new monitors, $99 a piece. Just in time, you almost ran out of space for your desktop icons. I kid. At least with phonymike's screenshot you can get a feeling for what he's been working on and his current state of mind, not just a pretty picture and a nice feeling. A...

don't hold your collective breath: Of course, we are only at the second release of Silverlight and there are important missing features for people developing games or emulators. No raster bitmap support, no dynamic sound generation means you need to find some tricks (use images and transparent image...

Man this really pissed me off. First of all, I was aware of this bug in the newest version of zsnes so I took the advice of everyone and used an older version (1.36). Everything worked fine until today, when I was about 3/4 finished with the game, 15+ hours in, zsnes randomly reverted my save file ...

In Canada, the elections act allows you 3 paid hours to go out and vote. Considering it only takes a few minutes to vote, it is ample (personally, I went to vote after work, and it only took a minute or two). I have not seen a workplace in the US, where if one actually asked at least a day ahead of...

turn ON windows firewall for that connection?
(If it was XP, i'd rightly say turn it off, but Vista is screwy).

Gil_Hamilton wrote:I grew up on a 99/4a, replaced by a 486.

From that comment and your recent post history, I still think you, and not Miyomei, ate JB.

Don't fret it if you don't get it...

Google search reveals you should uninstall silverlight.
Whether or not you install it again, is entirely another matter.

sigh. yay. post a code snippet. watch everyone tear it to pieces with their "better" way of doing it. Of course, beginners aren't allowed to make mistakes on their own isolated system. Write your code as if it were to run alongside a nuke plant monitoring system. Be perfect or don't do it ...

or gee, create, I dunno, a EMULATOR\ZSNES folder, or put a ZSNES folder in with Program Files like all the other installed programs.

well. I suppose to get you started, on a higher level, the data could be seen to be organized by pages. At then end of a page, the data is usually padded with FF's. It helps to use a headerless image so the addresses are easier to calculate from the offset. Unless the developers were cramped, a page...

as anything,
it's just a matter of software and time.
there is no reason why it cannot work.

of course they're useful, if you like twiddling bits, making circuit boards, or writing memory management code.

because "float 4" is a collection of 4 different variables. and your 0.2 and 0.9 are only a single dimension variable. the second example splits it off into its component parts (.r, .g, .b). But even then the second example is still a bit fishy, but hey, it compiles, right? that's not to s...

as far as I know, the implementation shares the power, clock and enable pins, and the data lines are brought in on their own different pins. it's not worth it to lop off 5 controller ends, and it still isn't worth it to wreck a relatively rare multitap. What I'm saying is, the multitap won't work li...

meh, I'd think earth would look more fashionable with a big crater where europe once was.

again, you can dev for the snes, even if for the sheer "oh I love the snes and want it to have my children" factor, but you mine as well be halfway cool and dev for a system that isn't over a decade old like the GBA or DS, because again, they do the same shit. you can program them in C or...

step 4: offer your personally hacked romz0rs for download on the internet, and have yet another corrupt game floating around for people to complain about it glitching in weird ways, ala Super Mario Kart "I can't pick up coins".

SKURK?

Sim Kitty Urban Renewal Kit?

I'm sure then, you or somebody else were in there messing with the sound settings like enabling "surround sound" and changing the sample rate from the default 32000, setting the interpolation to something other than gaussian, and turning on a low-pass filter instead of leaving it at none.

intermittent keys and messed up sound has little or nothing to do with your Xbox 360 controller that you apparently got working.

not so much my favorite versions, but there are hidden versions of tetris in an HP 54600B Oscilloscope, and in uTorrent (just press 't' in the about dialog box).