ZSNES board

Never mind, it looks like those warning, while
not bugs, are simply aftereffects of a certain bugfix
in nasm, so they seem to be safe to be ignored.

Just to make sure, all of those 'signed byte value exceeds bounds' warnings nasm spits out are safe to be ignored ? Some of them I think are bugs in NASM, while others are genuine, don't know anything for sure yet. All of those I'm talking about seem to come from constructs like: cmp ax,0FFFFh As I...

Just to make sure, all of those
'signed byte value exceeds bounds' warnings nasm spits out
are safe to be ignored ?

Just to clarify, those changes are on top of
zsnes151bsrc.tar.bz2 (from around 15.05.2008), right ?

Well, at least it seems to work with that one.

Nach, I don't want to sound too pushy,
but would you mind posting a source tarball
with your changes,
so that some people can, like, build it ?
It seems to work, when run through wine,
but I'd rather without it.

Cause, AFAIK, since bountysource went down,
there's no public svn.

My point is not "It's broken" but "it's broken for SOME of the games" I would not post it if it was simply broken, but if it stopped working only for some titles, somebody could have missed it. Whatsmore, as I suspect the latest sound handling changes are the issue, why did they ...

I know what svn is.
The point is that it has worked until about 2-3 weeks ago and I find it a bit strange that instead of stopping to work altogether it brakes only for some games.

Right now I tried testing it with two games: FEOEZ and Aretha 2. With FEOEZ it seems to work fine, although I lost my near-end save, so I can test it completely (I suspect that that bug I posted here with openbus is still there). However, Aretha 2 behaves strange. Sometimes it fails to start altoget...

If it turn to be a feature request it's probably one asked often, but as I'm trying to learn something, it's the technical part that'd be more important. So, the question is what parts of the code should I be looking at if I was trying to add a tile viewer (in linux) ? I don't know enough about asse...

One problem: none of the unix tools from that place (all SIX of them) support relative search.

Could you point me to guides and tools for dumping text from a rom ?
Important: I'm looking for tools for linux and prefer non-qt ones. Also I'd like ones with little dependencies - so no mono or whatever (python/perl would be fine, I think, but wxwidgets - no). And the rom is japanese.

I've been quiet for a while, but today I decided to check for progress. Well, no - the bug is still there. And to clear some things: In the savefile I posted, there are two saves, in one of them when you get out of town and check for bug, you only get graphic corruption, the other one freezes. And t...

OK, it's http://rapidshare.de/files/32852222/Far ... ro__J_.srm

I hope you'll be able to solve it.

Of course, if anybody wants a batery save, I can send one.

OK, thanks Nach, +1 to CSStatuses was it for the detection. So now I shall elaborate (again) what exactly is my problem. Later in game, when you obtain all 4 of the magic scrolls, all you need to do to see the corruption is: 1. enter any battle 2. choose first fire then water scroll 3. cast it on al...

Well, I checked out a moment ago from https://svn.bountysource.com/zsnes/trunk it was version 3844. The problem is still there. One more thing: when I wrote: "when program ... does strcpy(CSStatus2, "INTERLEAVED: CHKSUM: "); " I meant that if I surround that line with printf(&quo...

About two years ago (I think) I had a problem with that game, I posted to snes9x and zsnes forums and got replies along the line "no such problem exists" although it definitely did. The problem was that after casting a certain spell, graphics got corrupted and emulator hanged. Since latest...

To put it short: You are screwed.
Nsrt currencly silently drops every file except the rom, while
repacking.
Have fun looking for the patches !!!

Well, I'm using Gentoo too, but as I said snes9x doesn't have a problem
detecting OpenGL.

I belive that the previous poster is wrong. Why ? Cause I ran into similar problem here and had to edit configure script to set OpenGL as detected no matter what. After that it compiled and ran fine (well, as fine as OpenGL runs on S3 Virge, namely lousy). Why do I still say that OpenGL detection is...