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From: Wouter V. <wou...@pi...> - 2003-03-27 17:59:18
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On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote: > 1) Wouter moved three of them to the new share directory. There are > still a lot of them in the src/cfg directory. What do we do with them? > > At least the doubles should be removed, so the TurboR GT and ST and 8250 > configs in src/cfg could be removed since they are in /share/machines too. > 2) Second, I propose just to move all of them to the machines directory. > Later we could spread them as a 'machine pack', upload them to an FTP > site or even let them be retrieved from an online database. > For now, we should just put them all in /share/machines, IMO. They're > not really useful in src/cfg, since they can not really be used directly. > This means also the CBIOS stuff should get a machine name. Completly agreed. Volunteers? > 3) And what do we do with the exampleconfigs.xml? I don't care much for it. In the next release its functionality (showing all devices and their possible parameters) will be replaced by DTD's. > 4) About the names of the ROM files mentioned in those config files. I > propose to use the names that are used on FUNet in the openMSX dir: > http://www.funet.fi/pub/msx/system_roms/openMSX Those names are not > perfect yet, but they are the most informative that you can find on the > net (atarulum and I came to these preliminary names...). Probably all > configs use these names, but I'm not entirely sure about that. Agreed, but we should also put "roms/" in front of each name. This is the directory structure we agreed upon. > Last question: Wouter, did you get a chance to think about those paths > that are hardcoded? I still feel they should be more easily > configurable, for porters and packagers. I've looked over the code, but I don't think it needs changes. The only thing porters/packagers need to change it the openMSX base directory /opt/openMSX ~/.openMSX All other paths are relative to these 2 base directories. These paths are coded in one single place in the source tree src/file/FileContext.cc:105 Wouter |