Fixes a Segfault when loading Dezaemon 3D.
* Unfortunately, Dezaemon 3D does not actually work yet. It appears to
fail the SRAM test, which still needs further investigation.
Adds an option alias for sram256k to disambiguate with new sram768k option.
If an entry in the cartridge database specifies use of a save type, then
verify that save type is present in the options. If not, warn and allocate
the save file in RAM.
Fixes#76
When -is-viewer is passed on the command line, create an IS Viewer
object that intercepts writes at 0x13FF0000. This is used by Ocarina of
Time Master Quest Debug to log debug messages.
The messages are encoded in EUC-JP, so we bring in iconv to convert that
to UTF-8 so the messages can be printed to modern consoles.
Props to jrra (@jkbenaim) and spinout for reverse engineering the
interface and documenting it: http://wiki.spinout182.com/w/IS64
If cen64 is compiled with CPU extensions not supported by the running
CPU, throw an error. If the code is compiled with older extensions but
the running CPU supports faster ones, throw a warning.
Add a "running" boolean to the master device struct, and set it to false
when the main window is closed. All the tight inner while (1) loops now
become while (running).
Closes#24
This field is required in order to distinguish between regional
versions where the game ID is the same but the save type differ,
such as the Castlevania games.
Also added more Japanese-specific game IDs and edited some descriptions.
simer suggested (and implemented) the use of ROM IDs instead
of titles: "I've also found that the header name in some cases
are too inprecise, for example "TOP GEAR RALLY" has EEPROM 4K
for the Japanese and European versions, but not for the American.
Replaced all references to simulation with emulation
Updated copyright year
Updated .gitignore to reduce chances of random files being uploaded to
the repo
Added .gitattributes to normalize all text files, and to ignore binary
files (which includes the logo and the NEC PDF)
"It's a meeee, Mario!"
There's no resampler as of yet, so we just tell OpenAL
that everything is 44.1KHz for the time being. In the
future, a resampler thread will be created and things
won't sound as bad as they do in this commit.
Start working in a "extra" mode for debugging and other features
that we don't want on the main path. As a demonstration of what we
can do with this extra mode, print out a bunch of simulation info
that can help us optimize offline.
