ZSNES board

In general, your flags look odd. -g? -O2? These belong to the standard build flags in Debian. Anyway, thanks for your analysis. For the time being, I just removed the trailing -O1 from the parsegen command line. This has the same effect as the Fedora patch, which avoinds compilation inside parsegen...

I find that extremely odd. Can you paste for me the line it's trying to use to compile with? ./parsegen -D__UNIXSDL__ -D__OPENGL__ -gcc gcc -compile -flags "-g -O2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -Wformat -Werror=format-security -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -pipe -I. -I/usr/local/include -I...

Regarding the patch to parsegen, we know that such a change will cause certain versions of GCC to produce invalid code with certain system CFLAGS. You'll note that not only does parsegen compile internally, but after the CFLAGS it adds to the end -O1. We found certain versions of GCC were producing...

Dear ZSNES devs, I'd like to get your (dis)approval for a patch set that I am about to apply to the zsnes package in Debian. The underlying problem is that Debian encourages to build package with "hardening build flags", i.e. compiler flags that add security-related features like stack pro...

Gil_Hamilton wrote:Also, the adapter opens up a swath of alternatives, like an AsciiPad or a Super Advantage.

Sure, but in the end, for the 20EUR that it cost me, I'd buy it again and recommend it anytime. Although I also doubt that it's made by Buffalo, but the overall quality is decent enough.

paulguy wrote:The stuffness will probably loosen up, but overall, it may not wear well. It may quickly get loose/mushy.

Maybe, maybe not... so?

But I'd like to get an opinion from someone who actually owns one of these pads... I just wanna know if it feels anywhere close to what a real SNES pad feels like and how durable it is. I just got mine yesterday - bought it on ebay for around 20EUR from a HK retailer and had to wait three weeks for...

In general, we look at Debian and Gentoo patches from time to time. Fine, that's good to know. Fedora resp. RPM Fusion is also often worth a look: http://cvs.rpmfusion.org/viewvc/rpms/zsnes/devel/?root=free While we are at it: 1) Could you please add the zsnes.xpm file into the src/icons directory?...

On my system, the save state is saved in the same directory as the ROM with a .zst file extension.

Nach wrote:This is the proper fix for the libao issue.
This is the proper fix for the crc32 issue.

Thanks, they will be replaced in the next package revision.

BTW, you might want to apply some of the other patches we have in our repo, did you have a look?

I actually gave out a v1.51c with a couple of more fixes. Really, where? I couldn't find it. I might also add that some of the patches in Debian's tree are wrong. Please point me to the wrong patches: http://patch-tracker.debian.org/package/zsnes/1.510+bz2-3 Does anyone else know the answers to the...

I actually gave out a v1.51c with a couple of more fixes. Really, where? I couldn't find it. I might also add that some of the patches in Debian's tree are wrong. Please point me to the wrong patches: http://patch-tracker.debian.org/package/zsnes/1.510+bz2-3 v1.51b is a nice bet in the interim. I t...

There is no gain in that version over 1.51b, which actually has some later work backported into it. So 1.51b is to be prefered over r4538. That's good to know, thank you! the latest revision (r5218) (r5305) I was talking about the "stable" branch, not trunk. - Are there any known regressi...

Hi ZSNES devs, I'd like to help out maintaining the zsnes 1.51 package in Debian. The package is in an overall good shape, but patches are piling up and I'd like to get the source code a bit updated. I currently see three possibilities to do so: 1) Package the 1.51b release, which was more or less i...