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Post by pagefault »

With BountySource shutting down soon, we are doing our own in house SVN from now on. The BountySource SVN repository is no longer updated.

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Post by Panzer88 »

so... I guess that means it's no longer publicly viewable then?

It doesn't effect me, I'm just the curious type.
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It's now private.
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Post by Panzer88 »

probably for the better anyroad.
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Tired of people trying to use SVN when it is incomplete and to stop being prying into the development process and asking annoying questions about it on IRC.
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Post by DancemasterGlenn »

Does that mean when 2.0 is released you may make it public again? Just curious. I'm sure it's been incredibly annoying having people complaining about something that is obviously not going to work until you're done with it, but once this larger rewrite is finally over, would there be any particular reason not to have the svn be open again?

Doesn't really matter to me, since I won't be using svn, but just thought I'd make the case for others, even if you don't see any point in it.
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Post by Panzer88 »

at this point it doesn't matter, but after 2.0 I'm sure people wouldn't really care about access to the source as long as there was either some more developer diary type stuff, discussion, or a WIP ever 6 months or so.
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Post by DancemasterGlenn »

Yeah, that's true. I know I was very thankful for ipher's WIPs while I was still using windows. And then 1.5 came out at some point after my switch to linux, which was convenient.
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I think they will at least have to provide the source with every "release" they make, because the source is licensed under the GPL.
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The source will always be available but SVN may be always be closed, we may post WIP's. This is better quality in the end because you will get a milestone build rather than the raw guts.
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Post by DancemasterGlenn »

Yeah, we know. I mean, I trust your judgment, and don't want you guys bugged in the first place. There isn't really any argument, I guess. Hopefully this will work out better for you guys.

EDIT: I do hope that WIPs will happen though, at least in terms of fixing a particularly pressing bug or something. But then again, I guess something like that warrants another release anyway.
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ZSNES "2.0" is progressing fairly well so far we have many many graphics engine fixes and tons of emulation fixes that should please everyone. We have made no headway on netplay yet, we might do this after we release. The GUI is coming alone nicely it just needs bindings now but we are not sure if this will be in 2.0 either. It might be in like a 2.10 release. We are having much success with Qt thanks to Gambatte's gracious letting us have their wicked cool code ;).

We are looking at a summer release schedule with a possible public beta in early June.
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Nice!
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Post by Tallgeese »

Might I ask the progress on a non-random core? If I recall that was required for netplay to be reimplemented.

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Metatron wrote:Might I ask the progress on a non-random core? If I recall that was required for netplay to be reimplemented.

...Hopefully 4 player too, joy of joys.
It has been rewritten into a cycle accurate core in C sans DMA and IRQ which remain in ASM right now but will be eventually converted. The problems with the old core are gone now it is just a matter of redoing the netplay code in a sane manner.
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pagefault wrote:The source will always be available but SVN may be always be closed, we may post WIP's. This is better quality in the end because you will get a milestone build rather than the raw guts.
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DancemasterGlenn wrote:Yeah, we know. I mean, I trust your judgement, and don't want you guys bugged in the first place. There isn't really any argument, I guess. Hopefully this will work out better for you guys.
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We are looking at a summer release schedule with a possible public beta in early June.
thanks for keeping us in the loop,and we understand that plans always change, things come up etc.

keep up the great work!
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Post by Nach »

Regarding SVN.

Once we have the source stable again, I'm going to see if I can have a stablish branch to mirror our main repository at specific intervals, and allow zget to work with that. I'll let you know when it's ready, biggest factor is for things to be stable again.
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oo yes, zget, how could I forget? keep us posted certainly.
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pagefault wrote:We are looking at a summer release schedule with a possible public beta in early June.
Sweet...
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Post by franpa »

which summer are you aiming for?
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franpa wrote:which summer are you aiming for?
He probably means the North American (Canadian) summer. Now, as for which year, I couldn't tell you.
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This summer.
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Post by 12th&saturn »

At the risk of getting yelled at ._.

Is the stable branch of r5224 recommended for use over 1.51? fwiw, though, I think the big new version with big new everything is worth waiting for, but the 1.51 random crashes are getting to me.
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The stable branch was not made stable yet.
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Post by joe_devore »

Hello every one its been a long time.
I happy zsnes is still progressing, I haven't been able to access the web much in the past couple years not since we lost the phone/Dial-up back Fall06. When I noticed the Commit posts {http://cia.vc/stats/project/zsnes} stop I was starting to get a little worried,
not to mention ipher's WIP April Fools joke(I hope ?_?).

I saw from the commits you are using a whole new GUI now, hows that going? Whats it look like? what going on with the speed of zsnes in relation to the GUI and core changes? Is it getting any slower for the older systems?
I'm still stuck using my 866Mhz-P3.

The last build I have been using is.... "ZSNESw(v1.51)_WIP(01-24-07)"
Good luck, I look forward to your next release.
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