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0.98u2<\/strong><\/p>\n MAMETesters Bugs Fixed<\/span> Source Changes<\/span> New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status<\/span> New clones added<\/span> T\u00e9l\u00e9charger QEMU (x64) v11.0 (177 Mo)<\/a><\/p> T\u00e9l\u00e9charger OS9exec v3.38 (561 Ko)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n
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\n47pie2077gra [Mamesick]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nAdded new ‘screen’ parameter to the VIDEO_UPDATE callbacks. It is not
\ncurrently used but is a placeholder for the future. [Aaron Giles]
\nReplaced direct access to Machine->scrbitmap in the following drivers with
\nthe use of force_partial_update(): m92.c, m107.c, astrocde.c, battlera.c,
\nsnes.c. [Aaron Giles]
\nRewrote the Z80\/Z180 daisy chaining logic to work a little closer to the
\nhardware. Updated the Z80 CTC and PIO modules to support the new model.
\nChanged the CTC module to not generate interrupts if there is an outstanding
\nrequest on the same timer is currently in service; this allows Journey to
\n(finally) run with the correct CPU speed. [Aaron Giles]
\nPartial rewrite of the MCR video system. Should still work roughly the same,
\njust a little different under the covers. This is still very much a work in
\nprogress. [Aaron Giles]
\nFixed clipping in nemesis.c. [Fujix]
\nNormalized names in Konami drivers according R. Belmont’s wishes. [Mamesick]
\nMore PowerPC updates: [Nathan Woods]
\n – Moved update_counters() to be executed after the DRC epilogue code
\n is appended; now behaves more like the non-DRC core
\n – Fixed some bugs in DRC exeception handling (SRR1 was not being set
\n up properly, and not all MSR flags were being cleared)
\n – Refactored DRC core to call MMU hooks
\n – ISI exceptions will now be thrown if the MMU hooks report an
\n unexecutable address in the DRC core
\n – Fixed a rounding error in the decrementer
\n – Added support for decrementer exceptions when the DEC register is
\n written to in both cores
\n – Added support for ISI\/DSI exceptions with setjmp()\/longjmp() in
\n the non-DRC core
\nSignificant rewrite of the Legend of Kage driver: [Phil Stroffolino]
\n – correct\/added dipswitches
\n – converted to use pdrawgfx; affects stage#4
\n – a priority effect on the title screen has been mapped – this gives the
\n foreground layer priority over all sprites, and screenshots now match
\n those from arcade flyers.
\n – the \u00ab\u00a0virtual palette\u00a0\u00bb hack has been removed; it was an optimization from
\n back when we used 8 bit color and hardware palettes.
\nCleaned up the Soungoku Mahjong driver, fixed colors, improved sound and
\nfixed the hang before the match started. Also I found the output for the
\ncoins used to play the match. It’s still missing something to enable \/
\ndisable the tilemaps. [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
\nFixed the i386->z80 communication in the Seibu SPI driver. This fixes the
\nflash rom update and should also fix any remaining hangs\/pauses. The flash
\nrom update should take around 5 minutes. Now all games should have proper
\nsample data. [Ville Linda, David Haywood]
\nSome progress on the Deco 156 encryption. [David Haywood]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nMahjong Chuukanejyo [Luca Elia]
\nPK Scramble [David Haywood]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nAmeriDarts (set 2) [Aaron Giles]
\nFlash Point (set 2) [Aaron Giles]
\nLine of Fire (US) [Aaron Giles]
\nStreet Fighter Zero (Asia 950627) [Razoola]<\/em><\/p>\n
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