Nouvelle release de Mame.<\/p>\n
MAMETesters Bugs Fixed Source Changes Fixed broken SCSP from last update. [R. Belmont]<\/p>\n Changed parameters to read\/write handlers from \"address\" to an Fixed colors in dynduke. [David Haywood]<\/p>\n Changed the following x86 instructions to read\/write an entire word Several more opcode fixes for Risky Challenge. [robiza]<\/p>\n Cleaned up the include file usage in the code: [Atari Ace] Added the rom loading for the various 5*XX roms, which are dumped but Fixed error messages output from option.c. [Christophe Jaillet]<\/p>\n gstream driver update: [Pierpaolo Prazzoli] Major Sega Model 2 rewrite: [Ernesto Corvi] Changed Machine to machine in several places where feasible. Added decryption of Jongkyo. [Nicola Salmoria]<\/p>\n The OSD layer is now required to supply to additional synchronization Defined two new inline functions that are built on the new OSD Changed implementation of OSD work queues that are created with the Added new work item flag WORK_ITEM_FLAG_SHARED. When specified on a Added support for controlling multithreading behavior through an Changed the 3dfx Voodoo emulation code to take advantage of the new Added \"top 20\" dedicated rasterizers for all the Seattle games and Fixed several more bugs in the 64-bit MIPS recompiler. It is now New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status New clones added New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING
\nIMPORTANT NOTE FOR OSD PORTERS: This build requires a pair of new
\nprimitives in the OSD synchronization module, as well as some extended
\nfunctionality in the work item management. See below for details.<\/p>\n
\n----------------------
\ncabal0119u2ora [David Haywood]<\/p>\n
\n--------------
\nFixed Cabal (joystick) submission from previous release.
\n[David Haywood]
\nMade a few improvements to dealem (well you can see the game now..)
\n[David Haywood]<\/p>\n
\nunmodified \"original_address\" parameter (having the passed parameter
\nbeing unmodified makes it easier to determine the original value while
\ndebugging). [Nathan Woods]<\/p>\n
\nrather than two separate bytes: [Philip Bennett]
\n - mov_axdisp
\n - mov_dispax
\n - stosw (8086 only)
\n - rep stosw (8086 only)
\nAlso tweaked handling of x86 WAIT instruction.<\/p>\n
\n - Removed dead prototypes
\n - Added missing self-#includes
\n - Added missing source comments in mame\/includes
\n - Migrated the few #include \"driver.h\" lines from driver header
\n files to source files (which is the common idiom).
\n - Eliminated #include \"mame.h\", \"osdcore.h\" et cetera from driver
\n files where #include \"driver.h\" would suffice.
\n - Removed unused srmp6.h and 9900stat.h<\/p>\n
\nnot yet hooked up. [David Haywood]<\/p>\n
\n - Changed to use a default nvram handler
\n - Checked the inputs
\n - Aligned the sprites
\n - Added some comments about oki banking<\/p>\n
\n - Decoupled the geometry engine code from the hardware rasterizer.
\n At this point, we could add emulation of the geometry DSPs for
\n the 2B and 2C models, and hook them directly to the rasterizer.
\n For the original and 2A models, an HLE geometry engine is provided
\n (currently in use for all models).
\n - Full Geometry Engine simulation, including support for specular,
\n multiple centers and dual polygon RAM.
\n - Support for all textured\/transparent\/checkered rendering modes.
\n - Improved texel\/luma modulation
\n - Improved viewport clipping
\n - Improved z clipping
\n - Extensive notes and documentation.
\n - Greatly improved near Z-Clipping, still not perfect though.
\n - Improved perspective-correct texturing for large textures.
\n - Improved Z-Sorting<\/p>\n
\n[Atari Ace]<\/p>\n
\nprimitives: osd_compare_exchange32() and osd_compare_exchange64().
\nThese primitives should implement an atomic compare and exchange of
\n32-bit and 64-bit values, respectively. Added implementations of these
\nfunctions to the Windows OSD layer. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nprimitives: osd_compare_exchange_ptr(), which performs an atomic
\ncompare\/exchange on a pointer of the appropriate size, and
\nosd_sync_add() which atomically adds a value to a location in memory.
\n[Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nWORK_QUEUE_FLAG_MULTI hint. Such queues now create n-1 threads, where
\nn in the number of logical processors in the system. This allows the
\nmain thread to continue accomplishing things while other threads
\nprocess the work. If the main thread subsequently calls
\nosd_work_queue_wait(), it will then dynamically \"jump in\" and help
\nthe other threads complete all the work items. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nwork item that is queued to a work queue created with the
\nWORK_QUEUE_FLAG_MULTI hint, it means that all threads will be
\ndispatched to process the one work item, instead of the first thread
\nremoving it. These \"shared\" work items are only considered complete
\nwhen all processing threads have returned. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nenvironment variable OSDPROCESSORS. To override the default behavior,
\nset OSDPROCESSORS equal to the number of logical processors you wish
\nthe OSD layer to pretend you have. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nthreading mechanisms above. It now creates a work queue with the
\nWORK_QUEUE_FLAG_MULTI flag set, and uses shared work items to spread
\nrasterization work across multiple processors. Note that this support
\nshould be considered experimental; under some circumstances it is
\nknown to deadlock. If you encounter problems, set OSDPROCESSORS to 1
\nto effectively produce the previous behavior. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nGauntlet Legends\/Dark Legacy. These improve rasterization performance
\nby another 10-20%. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\ncapable of running the Seattle games and the 3D Gauntlets.
\n[Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\n---------------------------------------------------
\nSuper Hana Paradise [Luca Elia]
\nHanafuda Hana Gokou [Luca Elia]
\nMahjong Tian Jiang Shen Bing [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]<\/p>\n
\n----------------
\nNekketsu Koukou Dodgeball Bu (Japan) [David Haywood, Team Japump!]
\nPuzzle Game Rong Rong (Japan) [Luca Elia]
\nLegend of Hero Tonma (Japan) [David Haywood]
\nLegend of Hero Tonma (bootleg, set 2) [David Haywood]
\nIQ-Block (V127M, V113FR) [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
\nCabal (Alpha Trading) [David Haywood]
\nPuzzle & Action: Tant-R (Japan) (bootleg set 3) [David Haywood]
\nShinobi (Datsu bootleg) [David Haywood]
\nShinobi (Star bootleg, System 16A) [David Haywood]
\nCrack Down (World, FD1094 317-0058-04c) [Arzeno Fabrice, Chris Hardy]
\nSuper Pang (World 900914, bootleg) [David Haywood]
\nPang (bootleg, set 2) [David Haywood]
\nTehkan World Cup (set 2, bootleg?) [David Haywood]
\nDJ Boy (set 2) [David Haywood]
\nHunchback (set 2) [David Haywood]
\nDouble Dragon (bootleg with M6803) [David Haywood]
\nCannon Ball (Pacman Hardware) [David Haywood]<\/p>\n
\n------------------------------------
\nJongkyo [David Haywood, Nicola Salmoria]
\nVs. Janshi Brandnew Stars [David Haywood]
\n[\/CODE]
\n<\/p>\n