ZSNES board

It's true, I heard it on Fox News.

nintendo_nerd wrote:

kode54 wrote:I'm having trouble caring one way or another.

Ouch... oO

The original developers are gone. The remaining product has been dead for years now. It is gone and replaced by better things. Anything that would replace it would be ZSNES in name only.

I'm having trouble caring one way or another.

Okay, then the more appropriate response may have been



Where~?

Gil_Hamilton wrote:

kode54 wrote:

Gil_Hamilton wrote:PENIS

I can oblige.

It wasn't a request.

No, it was an offer, that I still feel I can oblige.

Gil_Hamilton wrote:PENIS

I can oblige.

Windows only slides by because it bundles the full system libraries in both 32 and 64 bits. In other words, multilib.

Ah, right, sorry. Continue posting aimlessly.

Downloaded binaries usually must be built against the same system libraries as the distribution you're running it on. Versions can vary wildly between distributions and even releases of the same distribution.

Jxeict a jkuhk fejkadw rutc0 sodjehot vihh0 fehd uwuad? *blink* Can't tell if you're reacting to the actual message, or to the use of a cipher? I thought this particular cipher was appropriate, given the message. I was originally going to use a rot13 with a completely different message, but then th...

Jxeict a jkuhk fejkadw rutc0 sodjehot vihh0 fehd uwuad?

Even if it's only released as a 32 bit application, it'll still run on 64 bit systems. Yeah, x86-64 doesn't shed compatibility with 32-bit apps any more than x86-32 shed compatibility with 16-bit apps. Linux is just stupid is why things break there. Not entirely. It breaks on Linux because the comp...

Commence with no content posting.

This shit is bananas, b-a-n-a-n-a-s.

Oh, right. The file name will be:

libpdcur.a

Which should still be 8.3 for pure DOS mode. Unfortunately, maybe it's libpdcurses, which would definitely get truncated to libpdc~1.a.

Please enlighten us as to how you solved your problem. It may help others who are doing the same thing. (Okay I lied, probably nobody else will do this, but I'd still like to know.)

What what in the butt.

Oh, you dirty boy.

MEOW.

Or a SORD.....

You can beat it repeatedly and hope it comes back to life.

Something desperately needed on this board these days.

Dongs.

Those pointer casting errors are due to attempting to compile the emulator to 64 bit. You must build it -m32 on 64 bit machines.

Luckily for him, it was a fire that seemed to damage his neighboring unit, and much of the building, but not his unit. Aside from smoke damage, his stuff is good to go to his next apartment.