Nouvelle release pour Mame, en voici les nouveaut\u00e9s depuis 0.131u4:<\/p>\n
Source Changes Hooked up 2nd player mahjong panel in mjkjidai. [Angelo Salese]<\/p>\n Watchdog hooked up in twinkle.c so test mode exits. [smf]<\/p>\n Fixed for good the colors in 86 Lions. [Angelo Salese]<\/p>\n Fixed address line swapping in Mirax. [Olivier Galibert]<\/p>\n Fixed rom 2 decryption in Mirax. [Tomasz Slanina]<\/p>\n Improved the video emulation in Mirax. [Angelo Salese]<\/p>\n Fixed a minor typo in the SSEM debugging features. [MooglyGuy]<\/p>\n Fixed a number of year listings known to be unknown or incorrect the Update ghosteo driver with information out of eolith.c about QS1000 Fixed minor cycle counting inaccuracy in Z80 core. [Marshmellow]<\/p>\n Added the concept of device contracts. A contract is a well-defined Removed the MDRV_ Verified clocks on Samurai Aces pcb. [Corrado Tomaselli]<\/p>\n Added missing static and const qualifiers throughout the source. Changed several internal interfaces to be more consistent, namely New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status New clones added New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING T\u00e9l\u00e9charger MAME(Arcade) [32 bits] v0.287 (66.9 Mo)<\/a><\/p> T\u00e9l\u00e9charger MAME(Arcade) [Debug] v0.161 (19.7 Mo)<\/a><\/p> T\u00e9l\u00e9charger MAME(Arcade) [64 bits] v0.287 (63.5 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n
\nMAMETesters Bugs Fixed
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\n- 03013: [Misc.] [debug] \"Error: free a non-existant block\" on
\n TMS57002 source generation (Atari Ace)
\n- 03241: [DIP\/Input] aladbl: Unable to \"Press Start\" (Fabio Priuli)
\n- 03238: [Crash\/Freeze] gtmr and clones: Access Violation (Tafoid)<\/p>\n
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\nFixed colors in the Aristocrat Mark-IV driver. [Angelo Salese]<\/p>\n
\ncurrent MAME source. The source for these changes come from the book:
\nArcade TV Game List (Edition: Domestic and Overseas, 1971 - 2005).
\n[Tafoid, Fujix]<\/p>\n
\nand added the sample rom, with a note about it NOT being dumped from
\nthis PCB but is a common sample rom used by Eolith. [Brian Troha]<\/p>\n
\nset of interfaces supported by a device, and identified by a unique
\nstring identifier. A device may support any number of contracts,
\ndescribed in a list via the DEVICE_CONTRACT_LIST* macros. The purpose
\nof contracts is to provide a means for devices to expose a standard
\nset of interfaces to other parts of the system. For example, the PCI
\ndevice should expose a contract that includes functions for
\nconfiguration register access, and 32-bit I\/O. Then any device with
\na PCI interface should implement the PCI contract, so that the PCI
\nbus device can route things appropriately. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\nworks now that device types are not needed. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
\n[Atari Ace]<\/p>\n
\n(1) passing device_config as a const always, (2) passing
\nrunning_machine as a non-const always, (3) eliminating running_machine
\nwhere possible, (4) passing machine\/device first, and (5) preferring
\n(screen, bitmap, cliprect) over (machine, bitmap, cliprect) when all
\nare needed for rendering. [Atari Ace]<\/p>\n
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\nMirax [Olivier Galibert, Angelo Salese, Tomasz Slanina]
\nSuper Crowns Golf [Angelo Salese, Tomasz Slanina]
\nJockey Club [Andrew Welburn, Dumping Union]<\/p>\n
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\nShadow Force (Japan Version 3) [Guru]<\/p>\n
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\nEnchanted Forest [Palindrome]
\nJanputer [alien_mame, Dumping Union]
\nDolphin Treasure [AGEMAME]
\n[\/CODE]<\/p>\n
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