ZSNES board

1. Zed-Ess-En-Ee-Ess?
2. Zee-Sness?
3. Zed-Sness?

Perhaps no one will ever know.

Yes.

Years n years ago I used to use snes9x on a 486 66, and it worked "alright", so I'm sure you'll do fine with Zsnes.

I think they need a LITTLE competence to get roms + know about emulation.

Now maybe some of you still like to impersonate Fred Flintstone, but I don't see the point in spending time that could be devoted to other things (either in your personal lives or with regards to ZSNES) to maintain a piece of software for an OS that's been dead since prior to the new millennium. Si...

Serious Callers Only wrote:There might be some people that use an lightweight emulator (like dosbox) to play in zsnes on the mac or BSD for example. Its the one platform that is most widely emulated.

BSD? Pshhht. Just compile the Linux version on it.

Is it just me, or is ZSNES being a CPU hog on my VIA C3 running Gentoo Linux? Because ZSNES consistently gets 40+fps with 512x448 resolution, no filters and 60%CPU (X takes up the other 30% or so), while my Athlon 1800+ does the same thing with 1% CPU, running Windows XP. Not exactly a fair compari...

I'm not too trusting of the CVS versions, and I'd like to enjoy all the updates made in 1.41 and 1.42 -- I still have to use 1.40 due to the bug that was added in 1.41 causing ZSNES to crash terribly in FreeBSD and fixed in the CVS after the release of 1.42. It's been awhile since 1.42 - I suppose I...

Yay

I'd been having this problem too on my FreeBSD 5.3-Release machine. Glad it was everyone's problem and not just specific to me.

uhmm...just a little curious...why bother running Linux if you're just going to use windows apps?

Did that, got 'zsnesd'

Same crash, so it's not the optimizations causing it...however I'm still getting the "No stack." with gdb. I have a feeling my issues with gdb are my own though, not zsnes.

Hrm, never done this before

I compiled ZSnes V1.42 with -g, then executed it with gdb.

The "bt' command says "No stack."

I'll let you know if I figure this out

Sorry let me explain a little better.

The ports tree is the source tree to ports to FreeBSD.

In short, I did compile it myself.

Perhaps someone made a mistake putting ZSnes V1.42 in the ports tree of FreeBSD, however, here is the error in case it's a problem with ZSnes: ZSNES v1.42 (c) 1997-2005, ZSNES Team Be sure to check http://www.zsnes.com/ for the latest version. Please report crashes to zsnes-devel@lists.sourceforge.n...