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Nothing listed here is a guarantee or promise of action.  I have many more interests than I have hours in a day.  This lists only things directly related to MAME and MESS.  Also, order listed here may not reflect actual implementation order.
Nothing listed here is a guarantee or promise of action.  I have many more interests than I have hours in a day.  This lists only things directly related to MAME.  Also, order listed here may not reflect actual implementation order.


* "napple2gs" project
As of February 25th, 2026, things in progress for the relatively near future include:
  - New clean, modern IIgs driver, running the ADB micro controller code (in progress)
* Continued SDL3 support
* Put in the fixed VIA shifter semantics pointed out by the linux-m68k guys and fix the resulting catastrophes.
* 68k Mac ASC and pseudo-VIA improvements using Doug Brown's ASCTester
* Emulate key repeat on Apple /// (similar to //e, same h/w designers, go figure)
* Akai S2000/3000: fix clipping/static noise in sample playback and add flash ROM option card
* Finish emulating original Mac and Mac Plus keyboards, eliminate that cruft from the driver
* Akai MPC2000XL/MPC3000: fix SCSI.  Add Zip drive and flash ROM option card to 2000XL
* Break up Mac driver to better reflect h/w differences, and make the various system ASIC families into devices (mac128 now split, more in progress)
* Integrate PortAudio?  (Have an external submit for this that can work)
* Figure out Ensoniq 16-bit crash (EPS OS, VFX SD/SD-1 sequencer)
* Emulate 3rd-generation Ensoniqs (ASR-10, MR-Rack, KT-76)
* Break out HLE'd line-level ADB handling into a bus/ and devices.
* Final, A/UX compliant (n)scsi-based NCR5380 and 5394/96 adaptations
* Get Sun 2/3/3x/4 to boot something
* Other 1980s Unix workstations: Sun, HP, Tektronix (all in progress)
* Get Lisa to run
* SH4 and ARM DRCs
* AICA needs better envelope handling.  Shenmue DSF rips need filters
* Cycle-by-cycle WDC65816, integrating M377xx and Nintendo variants
* Help Andrew with ''Polygonet Commanders/Poly-Net Warriors'' where possible (I AM NOT A DSP56K COWBOY)


==SDLMAME/MESS==
A little farther out:
* Rework OpenGL backend:
* PowerPC: Obtain RISU testing data, and add an interpreter (should help both PowerMacs and e.g. Sega Model 3)
** Need to use a pixel shader to do YUV to RGB conversion or else laserdisc games will suck mightily on modern video cards (which no longer have dedicated conversion hardware)
* Get the preliminary Quadra AV driver and associated devices into mainline. Real support will involve a DSP3210 core.  The opcodes are largely the same as the DSP32 we already emulate but the binary encoding is different for no particular reason
** Render to texture first so user shader can still be used for final blit? (And how bad will this break fglrx and Apple drivers?)

Latest revision as of 17:44, 25 February 2026

Nothing listed here is a guarantee or promise of action. I have many more interests than I have hours in a day. This lists only things directly related to MAME. Also, order listed here may not reflect actual implementation order.

As of February 25th, 2026, things in progress for the relatively near future include:

  • Continued SDL3 support
  • 68k Mac ASC and pseudo-VIA improvements using Doug Brown's ASCTester
  • Akai S2000/3000: fix clipping/static noise in sample playback and add flash ROM option card
  • Akai MPC2000XL/MPC3000: fix SCSI. Add Zip drive and flash ROM option card to 2000XL

A little farther out:

  • PowerPC: Obtain RISU testing data, and add an interpreter (should help both PowerMacs and e.g. Sega Model 3)
  • Get the preliminary Quadra AV driver and associated devices into mainline. Real support will involve a DSP3210 core. The opcodes are largely the same as the DSP32 we already emulate but the binary encoding is different for no particular reason
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