Nouvelle version :<\/p>\n
General Improvements
\n——————–<\/p>\n
Fixed Sprint2 watchdog issues [Stefan Jokisch]<\/p>\n
Fixed nmg5.c crash [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]<\/p>\n
Fixed nitrobal inputs [Sonikos]<\/p>\n
Jalmah.c updates [Angelo Salese]
\nFixed various stuff with the protection in the first version of this HW.This includes
\nperfect color protection emulation,preliminary sound & preliminary tile transfer emulation<\/p>\n
Various Sega system 16\/18 updates (moonwalker decryption keys etc.) [Chris Hardy]
\n* note moonwalker needs a cpu core for the mcu (i8051 core?) before it will work<\/p>\n
Fixed a bug in the fd1094dp.c and fd1094.c decryption to allow for cotton to be decrypted [Nicola Salmoria]<\/p>\n
Added other hyperstone models, converted vamphalf driver to use 16-bit version [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]<\/p>\n
Discrete Sound Update [Derrick Renaud]<\/p>\n
Discrete Sound Changes
\n======================
\n* Removed the memory mapping system from the discrete inputs. It served no
\npurpose and was never functional. It only added a layer of confusion to the
\ncode by forcing it’s use on all current drivers that do not need it. If
\nmemory mapped inputs are needed in the future (not likely), then they can be
\nadded with a DISCRETE_INPUT_MAP function.
\n* Now the discrete inputs are written to by their node name only.
\neg: discrete_sound_w(NODE_xx, data)
\n* DISCRETE_INPUT and DISCRETE_INPUTX have been removed in favour of new
\neasier to use input modules.
\n* modified all current drivers to use new code.
\n* moved discrete sound code from drivers and put in sndhrdw<\/p>\n
New Discrete Modules Added
\n==========================
\n* DISCRETE_INPUT_DATA(node) – accepts 8-bit data from discrete_sound_w.
\nOutput at reset is 0.
\n* DISCRETE_INPUT_LOGIC(node) – 0 if data=0; 1 if data=!0. Output at reset
\nis 0.
\n* DISCRETE_INPUT_NOT(node) – 0 if data=!0; 1 if data=0. Output at reset
\nis 1.<\/p>\n
* DISCRETE_INPUTX_DATA(node, gain, offset, init)
\n* DISCRETE_INPUTX_LOGIC(node, gain, offset, init)
\n* DISCRETE_INPUTX_NOT(node, gain, offset, init)
\n– same as above, but will modify the output by the
\ngiven GAIN and OFFSET. At reset the output will
\nbe INIT modified by GAIN and OFFSET.<\/p>\n
Game Driver Changes
\n===================
\n* skydiver – added proper watchdog. Merged memory map and added proper
\nmirroring. Fixed coin input bug skydiver078u3yel. It’s not a 100% accurate
\nfix, but will work until I get the exact interrupt time. The current
\ninterrupt time was 100% off. It is now less then 25% off. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Windows Debugger Updates
\n————————<\/p>\n
Fixed some compile errors [Nathan Woods]<\/p>\n
Misc updates [Aaron Giles]
\n* Added a \u00ab\u00a0PC\u00a0\u00bb register to the I386 core so that it should work in the new debugger
\n* Cleaned up stepping code
\n* Now refresh the display and all debugger windows after each step while stepping
\n* When running with the debugger window open (F5 or ‘go’), now update the debugger views
\n4 times per second
\n* Can now break into the debugger even if you are focused on a debugger window
\n* Memory\/disasm windows now come up with the currently active CPU selected by default
\n* added a new command: focus , which is equivalent to ignoring all
\nother CPUs
\n* changed ignore and observe to support multiple parameters so you can say \u00ab\u00a0ignore 2,3,4\u00a0\u00bb
\n* changed ignore so that you are not allowed to ignore the last CPU
\n* fixed ignore behavior so that other CPUs are truly ignored
\n* fixed register window so that change hilights are maintained during scrolling and updates
\n* changed debug memory accessors so they don’t log on invalid memory accesses
\n* tweaked the help text to indicate that help works
\n* added a new text attribute DCA_CURRENT, which is separate from DCA_SELECTED — the main
\nvisible difference is that the memory view editing cursor is now hilighted red instead of
\nyellow<\/p>\n
In-line memory editing is now supported. To do this, I added a generic
\ncursor concept to the view system. Each view can handle it however they
\nwant. Right now only the memory view supports a cursor. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
Click in the memory view to place the cursor. Type over nibbles with 0-F, or
\nuse the arrow keys to navigate around. Tab cycles between the edit box and
\nthe memory editor. [Aaron Giles]<\/p>\n
updated psx core to show more registers [smf]<\/p>\n
New Games supported or promoted from GAME_NOT_WORKING status:
\n————————————————————-<\/p>\n
Woodpecker [Tomasz Slanina, Pierpaolo Prazzoli]<\/p>\n
Max-A-Flex driver [Mariusz Wojcieszek]
\nAstro Chase (Max-A-Flex)
\nBristles (Max-A-Flex)
\nFlip & Flop (Max-A-Flex)
\nBoulder Dash (Max-A-Flex)<\/p>\n
Cotton [Chris Hardy, Lodewijk, Asure, Nicola Salmoria, David Haywood]
\nmany gfx problems, no sound yet<\/p>\n
New Clones supported or promoted from GAME_NOT_WORKING status:
\n————————————————————–<\/p>\n
Jr Pacman (bootleg on pengo hw) [smf]
\nShinobi (set 3, 317-0049) [Chris Hardy]<\/p>\n
New Non-Working games \/ clones supported
\n—————————————-<\/p>\n
Raiden Fighters Jet (US SPI, Asia SPI)
\nincomplete tile\/sprite decryption<\/p>\n
Twin Squash
\nprotection issues<\/p>\n
Wonderboy 3, System 16a [Chris Hardy]
\nincomplete s16a emulation <\/p>\n\n