MAME 0.95u4

Release Date

MAME 0.95u4 was released on 21 April 2005.

Contributors

The known contributors for this version are, in alphabetical order:

• Aaron Giles
• Brian Troha
• Corrado Tomaselli
• David Haywood
• Mamesick
• Mike Coates
• Nathan Woods
• Nicola Salmoria
• Philip Bennett
• Pierpaolo Prazzoli
• Raphael Nabet
• Tomasz Slanina

Specific Contributions

The known contributions for this version are, in the order specified in the whatsnew:

• Changes from Aaron Giles
  • removed CPU_16BIT_PORT hack; this means that all Z80 drivers must explicitly clamp their I/O space address space to 8-bits via ADDRESS_MAP_FLAGS(AMEF_ABITS(8))
  • removed CPU_AUDIO_CPU; it was no longer having any effect, and it was a poor substitution for documentation since it wasn't used consistently across all games
  • added 'emulator' target to the makefile to make it easier to build just mame.exe
  • removed obsolete targets from the main makefile
  • added Pentium-M optimization target to the makefile

• Nicola Salmoria fixed gsword descriptions and added documentation on the 8741s.

• Mamesick fixed C140 sound routing in the Namco games.

• Mike Coates added proper sprite ROMs to G-Loc.

• Philip Bennett, Tomasz Slanina, and David Haywood fixed game logic bug in mslider.

• David Haywood added hack to v60 for srmp7, though this needs a real fix eventually.

• Brian Troha fixed DIP switches in Survival Arts and Dyna Gear.

• Raphael Nabet added several TMS9900 enhancements and variants from MESS.

• Pierpaolo Prazzoli fixed backgrounds in Nitro Ball/Gun Ball.

• Nicola Salmoria added preliminary decryption to Deco 102 games.

• Brian Troha fixed DIP switches in Pocket Gal DX and Captain and the Advengers.

• Nathan Woods added better protection against crashing in the debugger.

Game Support

New clones added

• Space Invaders (Model Racing)
• Pocket Gal Deluxe (Euro v3.00)
• Tecmo World Cup '94 (set 2)

New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING

• Dream World
• Choky Choky