ZSNES board

Here's the current situation besides custom implementations such as libao2 which wraps around everything except libao, whatever junk we throw in emulators, and newer stuff like Phonon. http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/linuxaudio.png See: http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2007/05/welcome_to_the_j...

I've had success compiling with -Os. And you probably used close to a GB of RAM in the process. It compiled quickly and simply on a machine with 512MB of RAM. Using -O2, or even -O1, it would go crazy, take forever, and thrash. -O0 worked for me sometimes, -Os worked every time. You're using an old...

Nach wrote:

DataPath wrote: I've had success compiling with -Os.

And you probably used close to a GB of RAM in the process.

It compiled quickly and simply on a machine with 512MB of RAM. Using -O2, or even -O1, it would go crazy, take forever, and thrash. -O0 worked for me sometimes, -Os worked every time.

Nach wrote:And we have lift off:


Speed is fine. It can probably run faster though if GBA.cpp didn't use up all the memory in a system and take 8 days to compile when optimizations are on.

I've had success compiling with -Os.

DancemasterGlenn wrote:

DataPath wrote:GB and GBC games have worked fine for me thus far.

I wasn't aware that this emulator handled GBA at all? From what I gathered it only should support GB/GBC games...

Ah - well, that explains it, then. My mistake.

I really love this emulator :D Same here, but it's been really hit-and-miss with me - more than half my gba games it refuses to load, and the remainder I get a blank white screen from which it never progresses. GB and GBC games have worked fine for me thus far. I'm using r102, been getting this, wo...

gambatte_sdl compiles, and theoretically runs on, the Nokia N800 internet tablet. I just installed the toolchain and built it - it builds without any changes. What works: gameboy games scaling What doesn't: graphics filters Unsure: performance - I ran it in an emulator sound - no sound hardware emul...

Panzer88 wrote:where is the syncFunc function located?

There's a copy of syncFunc.cpp with the sdl front end.

sinamas wrote:It's waiting until a frame's worth of time has passed since the last time it was called. More equal display time of each frame -> smoother video.

Okey dokey - that makes things easier.

Sinamas: I'm trying to figure out the purpose of syncFunc, but I'm having a hard time following what it's doing. Could you enlighten me?

You think people don't get that from Opera evangelizers or IE evangelizers? I don't like evangelizers and fanboys - they support something because it makes them feel superior, and so they feel threatened by the weaknesses in the thing they idolize. I think there's a pretty healthy browser market rig...

The page has rants about the Fx fanboys, but the author comes off as a fanboy himself, selectively interpreting the data to favor his preferences.

Why don't you consider something like libao or portaudio (or OpenAL)? I think the devs are quite familiar with the different audio toolkits. There've been many discussions about them, and about the ways in which they all suck. And rethink your choice of Qt for the GUI. In my opinion a lighter GUI t...

Anything he can do over SSL should be "casually secure". If you look, you can probably find free web proxies with SSL you can use that basically give you a secured link at least to their proxy. Doesn't mean there isn't some secret room in an AT&T data center where they might be watchin...

I'm not very familiar with the GDI API, but can you have it render/draw to a buffer or surface that you could composite yourself over the emulation to produce the same result without having to mess with the other stuff?

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Does anyone have trouble with sound stuttering on VBA linux? ZSNES works alright, but VBA is giving me stuttering. If I throttle the sound between 100% and 200%, then it's a lot better, but unthrottled, it's really bad. I've been looking through the sound code, and there's not a lot of it. All I can...

Is there some important difference between OEM and retail, besides the obvious "must buy with hardware, and costs less"?

You incorrectly assume that "linux guys" are the only ones who develop devices with linux. Motorola yesterday at CES, it announced its first actual MotoFone model, the MotoRizr Z6 slider-style Linux/Java music phone, expected to ship in the first half of 2007. Linksys has routers with linu...

Remeber, the RC and Betas are of Vista Ultimate, which is the most expensive version. So you do have to pay a premium for the exact same functionality, whenever it hits stores. From what I've seen and read, the betas and RCs of Vista Ultimate actually weren't Ultimate - they were missing the add-on...

UNIX is a registered trademark of the X/Open corporation (also known as "The Open Group"). From the wikipedia article on UNIX: By decree of The Open Group, the term "UNIX" refers more to a class of operating systems than to a specific implementation of an operating system; those ...

can take between 1/2 and 1/4 of a cycle per. that part at your end.... isnt there meant to be a word after the word per? Um... for the third time, no. The entire sentence is discussing how long most instructions take in clock cycles. Including that part. It's valid english, I've checked with two bo...

Never trust an editor with a built-in psychiatrist.

vim for great justice. Hex editing mode, regular expressions search and replace, builtin grep, syntax highlighting, spell checking, man page lookup for the word under the cursor, plus all kinds of neat features for code editing; I recently discovered the ability to jump to the definition of the symb...

raster vectorizers are hardly well-suited to real-time performance. Two slightly different scenes could take wildly different amounts of time to vectorize. And they're just plain slow. You have to do a multipass approach, re-processing the image maybe 50 times to get the scaling in the example image...