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Revision: 11 Author: thekingant Date: 2006-03-18 22:08:44 -0800 (Sat, 18 Mar 2006) ViewCVS: http://svn.sourceforge.net/fceultra/?rev=11&view=rev Log Message: ----------- Initial import of FCE Ultra 0.98.13-pre Added Paths: ----------- fceultra/ fceultra/AUTHORS fceultra/COPYING fceultra/ChangeLog fceultra/Documentation/ fceultra/Documentation/cheat.html fceultra/Documentation/faq.html fceultra/Documentation/fceu-sdl.6 fceultra/Documentation/fceultra.html fceultra/Documentation/fcm.txt fceultra/Documentation/fcs.txt fceultra/Documentation/protocol.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/ fceultra/Documentation/tech/README.now fceultra/Documentation/tech/README.sound fceultra/Documentation/tech/UNIF_current.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/ fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/4017.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/6502_cpu.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/NESSOUND-4th.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/NESSOUND.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/cpu/dmc.txt fceultra/Documentation/tech/exp/ 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+------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +Aaron Oneal Many changes to compile http://www.morphgear.com + with MSVC and first frame + skipping code. + +BERO Base FCE code. bero at geocities.co.jp + +CaH4e3 Some mapper code. 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Thanks to + ShaolinMan for pointing out the code errors. + + Readded checks in ines.c for some common bad dumps and non-working hacked + games. + + Sprite hit emulation is more precise(as it was in 0.97.5). + + Fixed mapper 185 emulation to work properly with the Japanese + version of "Spy vs Spy", and hopefully with the GOOD dump + of Banana(I don't think one exists). + + Added per-game hacks for Shougi Meikan '92 and Shougi Meikan '93. + + Fixed a bug in SetupCartMirroring() that could cause some games to have corrupted + mirroring if loaded in a certain order. This was a rather major, long-standing + bug. :/ + + Added many iNES header corrections. + + Fixed emulation of the "ISB" and "DCP" invalid opcodes. + + Optimized the PPU background drawing code with inline assembly. Older/some(?) versions + of gcc may produce bad code(from previous experience with inline + assembly in gcc), but 3.4.1 seems to do ok. + + Optimized some of the low-quality sound emulation code. + + Added a command-line option to the configure script to enable the FCE Ultra + debugger(disabled by default). It reduces executable size, and may increase speed + of execution slightly. + + In unix-netplay.c, replaced the ioctl() on a socket to read the number of bytes available to read + with a select(). I've also added some "BEOS" #ifdefs. I don't know if they will + work properly. + + Replaced archaic include of "malloc.h" in unix-netplay.c with "stdlib.h". + Also in unix-netplay.c, I've added: + + #ifndef SOL_TCP + #define SOL_TCP IPPROTO_TCP + #endif + + Fixed a bug in sdl-sound.c that would prevent FCE Ultra from being compiled + on certain platforms(Mac OS X). + + Fixed variable declarations in the following files to be compatible + with C compilers that don't adhere to C99(or was it C98...): + movie.c + drivers/sexyal/convertgen.c and drivers/sexyal/convert.inc + drivers/pc/unix-netplay.c + +0.98.12: + + Win32: Fixed the behavior of the sound logging function. + + Fixed a bug that was causing 2xscale/3xscale to be broken + when clipping the leftmost and rightmost 8 columns. + + Added an iNES header correction entry for JustBreed. + + Modified the MMC5 "ELROM" board emulation to not emulate WRAM. + + Corrected various pieces of code that were causing compiler warnings. + + Win32: Scaling settings(x, y, stretch to fill screen) are now respected while + using a special scaler in full screen mode, though if x or y scale is + less than what is needed for a particular scaler, it will be + adjusted. + + Win32: The window will be reblitted when it becomes invalidated while + a game is loaded(such as when you're resizing the window). + + When the PPU is in a "dead" state after starting up, the graphics + buffer is now cleared. Previously, particularly in the Windows port, when + a game was closed, and a new game was loaded, the last image from + the previous game would be displayed for a short time. + + Win32: Blit skipping will now occur when sound is disabled and FCE Ultra is + running behind the desired frame rate. + + Win32: Blit-skipping behavior can now be configured to some extent in the "Timing" configuration + window. + + Win32: Added a "Recent Directories" submenu to the "File" menu. + + Removed some debugging code that shouldn't have been enabled in 0.98.11. + +0.98.11: + + Win32: Special scalers are now also supported in windowed mode. For Scale2x/Scale3x, + the fastest "desktop" bit depth is 16bpp. For hq2x/hq3x, it is 32bpp. + + The shared video blitting code(drivers/common/vidblit.c) can now blit using Scale2x + and Scale3x to any target bit depth(8bpp, 16bpp, 24bpp, and 32bpp) instead of just + 8bpp, as it was before. + HQ2x and HQ3x can now blit to 16bpp, 24bpp(untested), and 32bpp. The 16bpp and + 24bpp targets are done doing post-processing conversion, after HQ2x/HQ3x, which + really does hurt speed. + + Changed a few names in the credits section of the documentation to their + aliases. Names you didn't get to pick to have are so troublesome. :b + I also made various fixes/updates to the documentation. + + Updated the FAQ with some information regard video mode bit depths and speed. + + SDL: Disabled the fast-forward-key speed-limiting code. I thought I had + done this before... + + Fixed a major bug in the movie recording code, and added some code to automatically detect + and fix playback of broken movies from earlier versions. + + Did a little swapping thing with mapper 90 and 209. I moved back Mortal Kombat 3 + to mapper 90, and moved Shin Samurai Spirits 2 to mapper 209. Sorry for any confusion. + Mapper 90 should be considered as having the fancy nametable select mode disabled, with + mapper 209 having it enabled. + + Added support for mapper 160, which turns out to be the same hardware as mapper + 90. Joy. + + Improved mapper 90 emulation. This mapper really needs low-level + emulation for IRQs to work right, though. :/ + + Win32: Fixed the "hide left/right 8 video columns" feature. + + Since FCE Ultra is ending(or has already exceeded? :b) its actively-updated life, + I've gone ahead and added per-game hacks for "Kick Master" and the PAL version + of "Star Wars". See the documentation for more details. + + Minor optimizations to the high-quality sound emulation code. The FIR filter + code is the bottleneck, though, so these changes won't have much of an effect + on overall speed. + + Altered MMC3 IRQ emulation(and the hooks in ppu.c for it). + + Fixed a rather major typo in the VRC7-emulation code. + +0.98.10: + + Reimplemented network play. It now requires a standalone network play server, which + will be released as a later time. For fun, "starmen.net" is running this server, + which is publicly accessible. + I also made various code fixes/improvements to allow for network play, particularly + with the command handling code. + + Reworked much of the VS Unisystem emulation code, partially based on information from + MAME. The following games are now supported: + + Battle City + Castlevania + Clu Clu Land + Dr. Mario + Duck Hunt + Excitebike + Excitebike (Japanese) + Freedom Force + Goonies, The + Gradius + Gumshoe + Hogan's Alley + Ice Climber + Ladies Golf + Mach Rider + Mach Rider (Japanese) + Mighty Bomb Jack (Japanese) + Ninja Jajamaru Kun (Japanese) + Pinball + Pinball (Japanese) + Platoon + RBI Baseball + Slalom + Soccer + Star Luster + Stroke and Match Golf + Stroke and Match Golf - Ladies + Stroke and Match Golf (Japanese) + Super Mario Bros. + Super Sky Kid + Super Xevious + Tetris + TKO Boxing + Top Gun + + Win32-native: Fixed a bug in the debugger's breakpoint list that appeared when + one tried to delete a breakpoint(the control accidentally had auto-sort enabled, + causing a discrepancy between what was displayed and what was contained in internal + data structures). + + The current disk image XOR original disk image is now stored in save states. This + should greatly increase compressability(important for network play), and make + it a little more legal to distribute such save states now. + + Modified the save state format to allow for more precise and larger version numbers. + + Various minor code changes. + + Fixed initialization of the FCEUGameInfo structure, which previously led + to problems with sound output on the SexyAL-using ports(Linux). + + Apparently I added support for mapper 255 a while back. Documentation updated. + + Added iNES header correction information for Armored Scrum Object and Alpha Mission. + + Merged banksw.h into ines.c, fixed some of its prototypes in ines.h. + +0.98.9: + + Win32-native: Fixed the speed throttling used when sound is disabled. In previous + 0.98.x Win32-native releases, emulation was running at 1/2 the speed it should + have been when sound was disabled. + + Win32-native: Moved settings in the "Miscellaneous" configuration window + to where they should have been in the first place, and added "GUI" and "Timing" + configuration windows to accommodate some. + + Win32-native: Fixed the handling of the "Scroll Lock" key used to disable and + enable Family BASIC Keyboard input. + + Updated documentation to handle some slight differences in the Win32-native + port("Win32-native" is what the Win32 port using native APIs, as opposed to something + like GTK+ and SDL, will be referred to in documentation now). I also made + some other minor wording adjustments to the documentation. + + Added an iNES header correction for Dragonball. + +0.98.8: + + Fixed a typo in sound.c that caused only part of the sound registers + to be saved in save states. + + Win32: Switched over to the DirectDraw7 interface, from DirectDraw4's. + The surface Flip() method will now block, which results in somewhat + smoother animation/scrolling, especially when combined with the + auto blit-skip implemented in 0.98.6 when sound is enabled. + + Win32: Undid a change made in the last release that limited the + speed of fast-forwarding when using the tilde key. I really do + need to implement some sort of unified timing/blit skip system... + + Win32: Added an option, disabled by default, to ask for confirmation + before exiting FCE Ultra. + + Win32: Added an option, enabled by default, to disable the system + screen saver while a game is loaded. + + Win32: Added a new video synchronization mode, a "lazy" wait for + vblank/vertical retrace. It calls Sleep(0) in its wait loop. This + still uses all available cpu cycles, but it is much more friendly + to other processes than the old-style wait for vblank. + + Win32: Added support for joystick POV hats. + +0.98.7: + + Fixed a bug in the debugger's disassembler when disassembling + opcode 0xBC. + + Fixed the behavior of the right mouse button with zapper emulation, to + correspond with what it is documented as doing. + + Win32: Added proper support for maximizing the window. + + Win32: Rewrote most of the input and input configuration code. + + Win32: Changed the configurable aspect ratio to something sensical, the current + display's pixel aspect ratio, default of 1:1(square pixels). + + Win32: Made the default full-screen video mode the custom video mode. I should have + done this a long time ago to make custom video mode configuration more straighforward + for users... + + Added some JACK audio code to be used by the SDL build. I'll test it and complete + it later. + +0.98.6: Made several code modifications to work with older versions of gcc. + + Fixed more header file network play #ifdef-age. + + Fixed a typo in cart.h. + + Fixed some funky code in FCEU_memmove(). + + Fixed some source code causing compiler warnings. + + Fixed SexyAL's format conversion code to not rely on deprecated casting semantics. + + Readded the native Win32 code, and made many improvements. The major thing + that needs to be done now with it is to rewrite the input handling code and input + configuration code. + +0.98.5: + Added LL to the 64-bit integer constants in ines.c + + Fixed OpenGL support under Mac OS X. + + Added the ability to hide background and/or sprites with the F4 key. + +0.98.4: + Moved NETWORK #ifdef's to netplay.c to simplify things. + + Fixed gzip file loading code(I think). I'm still a bit unsure about the semantics + of dup() and close(), though. + + Corrected FDS code to try loading the FDS image before loading the BIOS. + + Readded "native" SDL sound code, used for Mac OS X(and maybe BeOS). + +0.98.3: + Removed the wxWindows GUI code. GTK+ 2 code will take its place, + once it is ready. + + Added reset and power commands to the movie format. More commands(such as insert + disk, eject disk, flip dip switch, etc.) will be added simultaneously as work + on network play continues. + + Modified SexyAL OSS code to not adjust the number of fragments to a power of 2. + It works fine on my card, allowing finer-grained buffer size control, + but I'm not sure it will work with all chips. + + Fixed parsing of the "-specialfs" command-line argument. + + Added the hq3x scaler. + + Updated to the latest Scale2x code. I also added the Scale3x scaler. + + Changed the keyboard assignments for toggling full screen to "Alt" + "Enter". + + FCEUI_SaveState() and FCEUI_LoadState() changed. Porters should read + driver.h. + + Miscellaneous changes to accommodate new network play plan. It's not close + to being finished. + + Altered RTI emulation. In Paris Dakar Rally's NMI handler, it does "CLI ; RTI". + Previously, FCE Ultra would generate an interrupt right after RTI occured, due to the + presumed latency that RTI had with the I flag. I changed it so there is no latency, so + no interrupt will occur in this case(interrupts kill this game). The interrupt source + is the "frame IRQ", which it never disables, if anyone cares. + This change does break the "Stars SE" demo, though. Hmm. + + "FCEUGameInfo" is now a pointer, rather than just a statically-allocated structure. + This may cause some null-dereferencing-related crashes, but it should help keep + code a little cleaner(maybe?). + + Played around with the FDS FM code some more. It's still not right. Bah. + + Hacked in support for entering Datach/Barcode World barcodes without a GUI, using the + F8 key and the numeric keys. + + Added code to save/load movies. Movie support will only record/play back the + states of the four emulated gamepads. + + Modified the sound code to use timestamp/timestampbase differently. In addition, + timestampbase is now saved in save states("timestamp" doesn't need to be saved, since + it's reset to 0 at the end of each emulated frame). + +0.98.2: + Fixed a few problems with the SDL command-line build code + for Win32. Also, SDL 1.2.7 seems to have a bug that breaks FCE Ultra's + full-screen/windowed switching capabilities(at least under Win32). + Stupid everything. + + Minor SexyAL changes. + + Updated documentation. + +0.98.1: + + Increased the volume of the FME07 sound channels. + + Fixed a bug in the SexyAL endian conversion code. + + Made the SexyAL chunk conversion loop work. + + Replaced the old OPL2 emulator with a modified version of + Mitsutaka Okazaki's YM2413 emulator for the VRC7 sound emulation. + + Decreased the pitch of the FME 07 expansion sound channels by one octave. + + Decreased volume of output of $5011 in MMC5 emulation code. + + +0.98.0: Some changes I made aren't listed below. Ah well. The magnitude + of the changes was too great... + + + Default sound volume is 100(%), which makes a lot more sense than 75%, but not much. + It's multiplied by 3/4 internally now. + + Added support for the Datach barcode reader(GUI interface only). The emulation code + was adapted from the VirtuaNES source code. + + Reassigned the Datach games to mapper 157, from 16, with CRC32 checks. + + Increased the maximum number of screen snapshots in the snapshots directory + to 99999(from 999). + + Reassigned the following games to mapper 210, using CRC32 checks: + Chibi Maruko Chan + Dream Master + Family Circuit '91 + Famista '92 + Famista '93 + Famista '94 + Heisei Tensai Bakabon + Top Striker + Wagyan Land 2 + Wagyan Land 3 + If you use a hack/translation of one or more of these games, you will of course + need to manually change the mapper number in the header for it to work properly in + FCE Ultra. Family Circuit '91 still may not fit in with the rest of these games, + but it's definitely not a "stock" mapper 19 setup. + + Fixed an OpenGL palette bug when using scanlines(previously, I think it was + setting the palette of the scanlines overlay texture instead of the actual image + texture in some instances). The bug showed up on games that make use of the color + deemphasis bits. + + Rewrote a lot of the PPU background rendering code to be more accurate(and + obfuscated!). This eliminates the X-offset hack I made earlier. + + Removed some of the NSF visualization code, and altered the look of the NSF + display slightly. The NSF waveform visualization code will now take into + account the current volume setting. + + Changed the default key bindings for the standard emulated gamepad + to something more compatible with window managers. I may change it back, but probably + not, since it is easily configurable now. + + Updated the MMC5, VRC6, and FME07 low-quality sound emulation code + with the compatible parts of the high-quality sound emulation code for those chips. + + Adjusted timing of horizontal scroll update(near the beginning of hblank. I made + it occur sooner). I also added a hack to allow X-offset(fine X scroll) changes mid + scanline, however, it is extremely ugly, and may not work correctly for everything + (doing it correctly would probably kill speed). + I mainly did it to fix games like F-1 Race and Mach Rider, and other racing + games that are extremely sensitive to horizontal scrolling timing. + + Some FDS IRQ emulation changes to fix some screen corruption problems + in "Kaettekita Mario Bros". + + Removed zlib(the code, not support). + I also removed support for compiling without zlib(it's small, simple, provides + very useful functions, and may provide critical features for fceu in the future). + + *undone, breaks debugger, FIXME.* Replaced some inline functions with macros in x6502.c. + + Increased the speed of Namco 106 sound emulation in HQ sound mode. + + Many many sound emulation changes and adjustments based on blargg's tests. + The default sound volume is about 150% what it was before, because the sound range + has changed(now -soundvol 100 is like -soundvol 200 on older builds), and the + default "soundvol" setting is 75. 100 clips on some Namco games, and 200 clips + on many games, so I'll probably have the configurable volume range as [0:125]. + What exactly is "%" supposed to mean in this case.... 100% of what?! + + When using low-quality sound emulation mode, total emulation speed is about 10% + less than previous builds. The change in speed for high-quality sound emulation + mode is significantly less. + + Added beginnings of SexyAL to source code tree, removed SDL sound support, and + old OSS code. + + Copied over some autoconf/automake stuff from phamicom. It stills needs a bit + of work... + + Fixed DMC IRQ emulation. Fixes many CodeMasters games. Finally. ^_^ + + Restructured a lot of files, changed the interface between driver and + emulator code slightly. + + * Insert stuff here * + +November 28, 2003 - Snapshot + + Removed the DOS, Linux SVGAlib, and Win32 targets. *GASP* + Win32 support will return(eventually), using SDL + wxWindows. + SDL can use svgalib or GGI anyway, so it shouldn't be a huge loss. + DOS support will only return if someone ports SDL to DOS. ^_^ + It would be nice if SDL could accept modelines. Maybe in SDL 2.0... + + Merged fce.c and svga.c into fceu.c, and fce.h and svga.h into fceu.h. + + Reassigned "Mortal Kombat 3 - Special 56 Peoples" to mapper 209. + + Added emulation of the "Oeka Kids" tablet. + + Added emulation of the Family Trainer. + + Added emulation of the "Ultimate Quiz King" buzzers. + + Added emulation of the Mahjong controller. + + Added emulation of HyperShot controllers. + + Fixed loading of NSFs with load addresses below $8000. + + Cleaned and simplified some of the NES APU code. + + Altered mapper 65 emulation. Fixes Kaiketsu Yanchamaru 3. Does it break anything? + + Wrote a small FAQ file. + + Fixed displaying of garbage and other unpleasantness on the first scanline. I need + to clean up that code, though. + + Fixed color deemphasis emulation when all bits are set. For some + reason, I had commented out the code. Bleh. + + NSF player now writes $C0 to $4017 if the FDS is being used(the FDS + BIOS writes $C0 to $4017). $40 for all other NSFs. + + Added support for iNES mapper 58(nnnesterj). + + Added support for iNES mapper 208. + + Reassigned "Fudou Myouou Den" to mapper 207(CRC32 checks). + + Reassigned "Karnov" to mapper 206(CRC32 checks). + + Fixed the mapper 95 code, which was horribly broken. + + Differentiated between mappers 33 and 48. Added CRC checks to assign + some games to mapper 48. "Flintstones 2" and "Don Doko Don 2" are + the games that need to be assigned to 48. Are there others? + + Replaced usage of TriggerIRQ to X6502_IRQBegin/X6502_IRQEnd combos in + various mapper emulation files. 67, 33/48, 40, 73, 42, 65, 6, 182 + Removed function TriggerIRQ() from x6502.c + + Fixed the sound volume of the VRC7 emulation in high-quality sound mode. + Decreased(slightly) the volume of VRC7 emulation in both high-quality sound modes. + + Decreased the volume of the MMC5 expansion sound channels. + + Decreased the volume of the FME-7/mapper 69 expansion sound channels. + + Added FCEU_gmalloc(), which will call exit() if memory allocation fails, + otherwise it is guaranteed to return a memory block. + This will be used in the mapper code mainly. It should only + be used for small memory chunks. The reasoning is that if 64 some like KB of + RAM or less can't be allocated, for example, it'd probably be best to + exit the emulator ASAP. It also helps to simplify code logic, and + help (me) with modularization. + The behavior of this may change in the future. I still need to think about it. + I should probably save the configuration file regularly(or much better, + use the registry) on the Windows port, though. + + Cleaned up the save-state saving/loading code a bit, and added + support for linked save state structures for better modularity and + less code duplication. + + Merged the iNES and UNIF MMC1, MMC3, and MMC5 code more completely. + I may need to sanify CHR RAM and WRAM allocation for pedanticness, + though. Also worked on Tengen RAMBO-1 emulation, and mapper 90 emulation. + ***THIS MAKES SAVE STATES FOR GAMES THAT USE THESE EXPANSION CHIPS INCOMPATIBLE + WITH PREVIOUS VERSIONS*** + I plan on doing the same thing with other mappers/boards in the future, though. + Always on the quest for 1.0... + +November 12, 2003 - 0.97.5 Release + + Windows: Added limited support for arguments that change configuration + to be passed to FCE Ultra. Example: fceu -pal 1 c:\streetgangs.nes + It may be useful in frontends. + + Fixed filename generation for automatic IPS patching when a file + with no extension is loaded. Before this change, FCEU would + look for "game..ips" with a file named "game". + + Converted and updated the cheat guide in(to) HTML. + + Added support for iNES mappers 202,203,231 from info from cah4e3. + Fixed support for mappers 60, 200. + + Fixed various major bugs in the breakpoint deletion code. + + UN*X: Added support for OSS(/dev/dsp) devices that don't support mono + sound. + + Increased PPU startup idle time to 2 frames. Fixes that + unlicensed "Earthworm Jim 3" game. Does it break anything? + +November 9, 2003 - 0.97.4 Release + + Fixed another obscure PPU emulation screen corruption bug. + + Added support for Game Genie cheats in the cheat interface. + + Windows: Reworked the cheat interface, merging the cheat search + and cheat list windows into one. + + Windows: Greatly improved the CPU debugger. + The code still needs a lot of cleaning, though. + + Readjusted VRC6 IRQ emulation timing. + + Added support for the UNIF MMC3 board TEROM. The maximum PRG/CHR sizes + may not be correct in this implementation, though. + +November 8, 2003 - 0.97.3 Release + + Added a control to set the highest quality sound mode in Windows. + This change requires that any users who previously set + "high quality sound" to set it again. + + Fixed the volume of high-quality sound mode again. The changes + I made earlier didn't affect all the filter coefficients. + +November 8, 2003 - 0.97.2 Release + + Made a minor optimization to writes to palette memory. + + Altered VRC6 IRQ emulation timing slightly. + + Fixed a weirdo PPU emulation bug that could cause garbage on the right + side of the screen in certain situations. Thanks to FrenziedPanda for + bugging me enough to make me look into the problem and fix it. + I should be on the lookout to see if the fix breaks anything, though. + + Fixed the volume of high-quality sound mode(-soundq 1). It was + at 1/4 the volume it should have been. I compensated by increasing + the precision of the filter coefficients, which increased the sound + quality of that mode slightly without hurting performance. + +November 7, 2003 - 0.97.1 Release + + Fixed mapper 105 emulation. I had begun merging it into the + rest of the MMC1 code for 0.97, but I hadn't finished it. + + Changed things like RdMem(_PC++); to RdMem(_PC); _PC++; + Darn evil global variables. I need to fix them. Screw speed. + + Expanded checks for the global variable "fceuindbg"(used in debug + mode to prevent reads in the debugger from altering any registers). + +November 6, 2003 - 0.97 Release + * Note: I still had much more I had wanted to get done for 0.97, + but I lost even more interest. The Windows port still doesn't + have a way to enable the "highest" sound emulation mode, nor the + low pass filter code, not to mention that the lowpass filter code + isn't complete(I would need to design a high-order FIR filter from an IIR + filter to work properly-have the correct rolloff, among other + things-at finite playback rates). + + Fixed a bug in the IPS patcher. The recorded size wasn't being updated + after a successful realloc() was made, which could lead to corrupted patch + data from some patches. + + Added support for mappers 200, 201 from submitted code. + + Rewrote mapper 15 support to make more sense(well, depending + on your point of view...). + + Fixed 256KB CHR select support for mapper 115. + + Added support for mapper 12 from code from cah4e3. + +October 16, 2003 - Snapshot + + Fixed support for mapper 245(for nonencrypted/non-smynes-screwed up + ROM images only. Fixes "Yong Zhe Dou E Long [...] Dragon Quest 7". + + Added support for mappers 60, 62, 230, 244 from submitted code. + + Modified mapper 90 emulation to allow game-select on reset + for "Final Fight 3". + + Modified mapper 45 emulation to allow "Super 8-in-1" to work. + + Added a low-pass filter, and an option to enable it(CLI ports). + + 0x00 is now written to $4011 in the NSF player code instead of 0x40. + Fixed some other similar sound register init problems that I had fixed + in Festalon but forgot to fix in FCEU. Grrr. + + Removed some unnecessary 64-bit integer usage from FIR sound filtering + code. + + Added a new sound quality mode. Higher than high, it's highest(in + FCE Ultra, for now). Still need to fix the interface to allow + enabling it in the Windows port. + + Added some code for lower-level MMC3 IRQ emulation. It isn't completed + , and will not work properly as-is. I'm still playing around with + it occasionally. + + Fixed the sprite overflow flag(I think I fixed it), that was broken in an earlier + pre-0.97 release. + + Fixed support for iNES mapper 193. + + Command line arguments "-pal" and "-gg" now take extra arguments(1/0) + and are remembered in the configuration file. + +September 27, 2003 - Snapshot + + Added support for iNES mapper 50. + + Modified the UNIF board initialization code. Hopefully, this + new interface will eventually be used with the iNES code. + + Miscellaneous code cleanup... [truncated message content] |
