ZSNES board

It would seem I don't have the info for your dump in my database yet.

Can you repost the info from your dump with the -hashes parameter?
Thanks.

We have code which dumps SPCs, we'd need to have it running constantly in the background. When it finds the SPC it can dump matches a particular SPC on file, we can mute ZSNES normal SPC output, and play up whatever audio file in the background. have fun handling those that start playback before th...

we can check to see when those SPCs are loaded into memory No, we can't. How hard is it to understand that dammit. How hard is it to understand that we can? We have code which dumps SPCs, we'd need to have it running constantly in the background. When it finds the SPC it can dump matches a particul...

Yeah, sometime this year a new version will be out... And what is the source of this information? Well you have me as a source for now. I realize things are taking a bit long. I'm a bit busy with RL at the moment, but I'll see about putting together an interim release with some mostly stable backpo...

Doing this is certainly possible without hacking the game.

If you had a file setup which linked certain audio files with certain SPCs, we can check to see when those SPCs are loaded into memory, and output something else.

I don't think it'll be pretty though.

grinvader wrote: Nach has probably rethought it around 4 times by now.

Indeed. The newer version of ZMV is going to be positively nuts

Grab the v1.51b source from our forums.

Yeah, the patch in the OP isn't the best, although it is functional. I'm working on something more portable--putting path-related string literals into MSVC's TEXT() macro (and porting the TEXT() macro for DOS/Linux) and then using an "#ifdef UNICODE" test to choose between char * and wcha...

grin what the hell kind of drugs do you take when you write code? O_O Most definitely this stuff: http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/3489/drugs.png However the real question you should ask yourself is: Why kind of drugs do we take that makes us buy up many acres of land and grow our own food? http:...

Thanks, I'll go pop this into my download client and see how it does.

Pretty fat is "eats ram". Hundreds of bytes !!1! The operation itself will also be immensely slower than a stupid algo and several times slower than a straightforward 'short-term memory' algo, but we're still talking fractions of millisecond per execution here. If that's the case, then I ...

Well, you know I asked for this before. I'd like to be have a smarter algo in my ETA lib which I've been using everywhere. Now when you say pretty fat code complexity, do you mean it'll be so fat that updating the ETA will take so long that the updates happening at per second intervals will take so ...

Sorry for the late reply to this thread, I haven't been around much as of late. We've had a patch which is better than this one in our developer tree for well over a year. If it is indeed an issue, I can see about backporting some of our patches and putting out a new release.

I wonder if the PCB IDs correlate, or if they tend to swap out SRAM chips on them. That would be pretty tacky to have two identical PCBs, where one game expects 0x00 SRAM and another 0xFF SRAM. They don't. If you remember this is why I told you PCB ID is simply not enough, and the PCB ID itself can...

i know you hate game-specific hacks on your emulator, not everyone is NSRT savvy you know[size=0], well they should but some were totaly inept about it[/size]. I hate game specific in anything. I also don't have any game specific junk in NSRT either, and I'd like to keep it that way. The only viabl...

This was brought up long ago in Snes9x development, and I also pointed out to several other people in the past few years, yet no one seemed to pay attention. Different SRAM chips have different initial values. Not necessarily even a straight fill of just a particular value either, but a pattern of s...

This doesn't really help us in any way. But thanks for the information.

because I've never seen any mention of "thanks cowering for all your hard work in gathering thousands of roms and all that file information". Because he didn't have anything to do with it. maybe he had nothing to do with the programming of nsrt, but you guys wouldn't have a folder full of...

Yes, but not at the quick pace it used to be worked on, due to most of the devs quiting, and myself needing to work on other things, namely the site itself.

I'm creating a new site. It'll be back soon.

if it weren't for that brainless fudgepacker there'd be no NSRT Not really. Nach implemented pretty much all his heuristics methods himself... 10 years ago... in BASIC I've just never seen nach give credit to where his snes database came from. It's listed in the credits of NSRT. ipher, MK, CL, Geng...

The classic top down vs. bottom up approach. Which one is better? It probably depends on how you learn as an individual. I tend to be a bottom up type of guy myself. I think it provides a more thorough understanding of everything. The question is "really?". You don't walk into hardware or...

Don't even bother with assembly without having digital circuit knowledge. I would say the exact opposite, don't bother with circuits before learning assembly. At least that's what I did, learned assembly logic back when I was a little kid, then took a circuit course, where everyone else was having ...

creaothceann wrote: *i.e. I'm not aware of any that do

Java.

Nach that was... entertaining? Do you want him anaglyphic? No, I just want the esteemed spiller joining our ranks to get used to such requests, since they'll come up again and again. At least now each time it does, he can remember his first one where it wasn't actually meant, came from a fellow dev...