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Latest revision as of 11:34, 3 May 2007
Release Date
MAME 0.91u1 was released on 30 January 2005.
Contributors
The known contributors for this version are, in alphabetical order:
- Aaron Giles
- Bryan McPhail
- David Haywood
- Derrick Renaud
- Lawrence Gold
- Nicola Salmoria
- Phil Stroffolino
- R. Belmont
Specific Contributions
The known contributions for this version are, in the order specified in the whatsnew:
- Bryan McPhail fixed compiler warnings for non-GCC compiles:
- cpuintrf.h - Duplicate enum
- cpu/mh68hc11/hc11ops.c - C99 variable fix & warning fix
- sound/streams.c - C99 variable fix
- vidhrdw/pacman.c - C99 variable fix
- vidhrdw/model3.c - C99 variable fix, unused variable fix, macro redefinition fix
- vidhrdw/namcona1.c - Fixed unused variable warning
- vidhrdw/taitoic.c - Fixed unused variable warning
- vidhrdw/wgp.c - Fixed unused variable warning
- windows/debugwin.c - Missing #include
- Lawrence Gold did More compiler fixes:
- src/cpu/arm7/arm7core.h, src/cpu/powerpc/ppc.h: Trailing comma at the end of an enum.
- src/cpu/mc68hc11/hc11ops.c, src/cpu/mc68hc11/mc68hc11.c: ANSI C89 unfortunately doesn't allow unnamed structs or unions, so I had to uglify this code a bit. A cleaner solution is welcome.
- src/drivers/segaorun.c: Returning a value from a void function
- Lawrence Gold added even more compiler fixes
- R. Belmont fixed SFTM on 64-bit builds/systems
- R. Belmont committed changes to Lethal Enforces
- Implemented 48xx bankswitch region, which can toggle between custom chip registers and RAM (evil!).
- Removed hack to pass POST since we now do it the right way
- Corrected 56832 RAM interface, added preliminary support for external linescroll RAM on the 56832. This helps with the garbage tilemaps a bit since linescroll data is no longer getting sprayed all over VRAM. (note, with this update the driver was just crashing when I tested it, so maybe something is wrong)
- Bryan McPhail updated the NEC disassembler:
- Added support for encrypted opcodes in i386 disassembler (for Irem games).
- Added some of the NEC V series instructions into i386 disassembler
- Aaron Giles fixed a bug in the memory system introduced in 0.91, this was breaking at least Kinst, the Seattle driver, and wwally.
- Nicola Salmoria updated the Qix driver:
- fixed hang in Electric Yo-Yo attract (elecyoyo055yel)
- external volume control and stereo support (by Derrick Renaud)
- decrypted kram3, which is now working, unfortunately using large tables.
- David Haywood fixed the missing net in Super Vollyball (svolley37b12yel)
- David Haywood fixed garbage around life-bars in rabiolep (rabiolep37b1gre)
- David Haywood fixed blanking out of levels at certain scores in Solomons Key (solomon36b10yel). This appears to be some basic protection, needs further investigation.
- David Haywood fixed Zero Zone background banking.
Game Support
New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status
New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING
