ZSNES board

I have not tested them. But RPMFusion, from Fedora, has: - To fix the bindir/mandir problem: http://cvs.rpmfusion.org/viewvc/rpms/zsnes/devel/zsnes-1.51-Makefile.in.FIX.BROKENESS.patch?root=free&view=log - To fix the FORTIFY_SOURCE problem: http://cvs.rpmfusion.org/viewvc/rpms/zsnes/devel/zsnes-...

The compiler outputs this initc.c: In function 'init65816': initc.c:2764: warning: array subscript is above array bounds In function 'memcpy', inlined from 'powercycle' at initc.c:2624: /usr/include/bits/string3.h:52: warning: call to __builtin___memcpy_chk will always overflow destination buffer F...

The compiler outputs this initc.c: In function 'init65816': initc.c:2764: warning: array subscript is above array bounds In function 'memcpy', inlined from 'powercycle' at initc.c:2624: /usr/include/bits/string3.h:52: warning: call to __builtin___memcpy_chk will always overflow destination buffer F...

I though about packaging it for openSUSE and saw this patch in the actual 1.51(a) package: --- src/initc.c +++ src/initc.c 2007/08/17 14:20:26 @@ -2621,7 +2621,7 @@ } sramsavedis = 0; - memcpy(&sndrot, regsbackup, 3019); + //memcpy(&sndrot, regsbackup, 3019); if (yesoutofmemory) { asm_call(...

--- lib/ruby/audio/alsa.cpp +++ lib/ruby/audio/alsa.cpp @@ -86,12 +86,8 @@ if(buffer.length < device.period_size) return; if(settings.synchronize == false) { - snd_pcm_avail_update(device.handle); - snd_pcm_sframes_t delay; - snd_pcm_delay(device.handle, &delay); - if(delay < 0) { - snd_pcm_pre...

I've no problems with this, so long as I'm consulted before any source code is changed. If you're patching something broken, I'd like to know so I can fix it, too. Aparently now rpmlint (rpm checker) checks also the code¿? Well, in any case a new openSUSE package has been built with this patch: ---...

The license grant is between me and you. It allows you to distribute it under those terms, so you can send it to others, but they have to accept the license (anyone can do so) if they want to distribute the software from there. I suppose this is good enough. I have enough problems trying to underst...

I have just read the bsnes license. Some doubts: license to reproduce the software for non-commercial use only, provided the software remains unmodified, With this, can a distro package bsnes? And, the licensor grants you a non-transferable ... copyright license so I can give a copy to a friend, but...

BTW RedDrawf, dmix is not automatically used. I recently installed Linux on a machine here on a card which lacks hardware mixing, and I can only use one sound program at a time, even though they are all ALSA. Documentation says it should ;-) Not sure how this is archieved. I think it has to do with...

In case anyone is interested in getting exactly 100ms latency (that probably isn't so exact anyway, but...). My hda-intel AD1988 gets those 682 periods instead of the 720 periods because of dmix. Since some time ago dmix is automatically used if the sound card doesn't does hardware mixing. And by de...

byuu, writing such an API is the perfect job for you (after finishing bsnes) The solution isn't to create yet another API. Instead, we should be improving what we already have and eliminate the older cruft. Well, another API is going to be created yes or yes. So if someone wants to have something t...

It'll probably be a bit of a pain to implement this, but if it's beneficial, I can always give it a try. If the "32000hz vs real life 32040hz" thing compensates the pain then makes sense. But for speeds? Why anyone would select anything but 100% speed the 99% of time? I see the speed regu...

Uncapped = 32khz, but without waiting for samples to fully play I wasn't waiting for samples to fully play, but I was saving them to play them later. So what I must do is overwrite samples that hadn't time to play? I though making this I would obtain very cracky sound, but seems to work with the sa...

I have a problem understanding the "Uncapped" mode. At this mode the play rate is set at 32KHz, the same that at 100%. But if the emulator goes at a speed of 150%/90fps I get 48000 samples each second. If I receive 48000 samples each second but only play 32000 samples each second... each s...

The one that voted for the original code could give some info?
Using the snd_pcm_dump_setup() code from the first post and posting the output could help.

That's hilarious. I guess someone finally said the truth pro-ALSA people won't want to admit to. I only posted that link like a joke since I know Nach opinion about ALSA (and even if ALSA 1.0.17 will have fixes for hda-intel codecs, I have also found myself with embarrassing things like ALSA workin...

Nah, it's okay, I think you were doing a great job with your repository, it's mostly everyone else who is clueless. Especially this http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup, perfect setup, yeah right. Even developers seem to be clueless as to what the issues are. Perhaps this one is better? http...

Only problem I saw was that setting "emulation speed" to 75% spits out errors onto the console about invalid format parameters or somesuch. Probably because 24000hz isn't a standard sampling rate. Hopefully there's a way around that besides using 22050hz, as all the other drivers can pull...

Now the stupid question. How it is that zsnes hasn't the 500ms latency when it uses libao+alsa with the default buffer size?? Is video also delayed? And if so, also controls?

This proves ALSA is junk, since compatibility is low when I tried my best to make a driver, spending several hours on it. Contrast this to the fact that I also wrote the OSS, OpenAL, and libAO drivers for bsnes too, and that I didn't spend much time on any of them, and they work great (well, except...

I though about packaging it for openSUSE and saw this patch in the actual 1.51(a) package: --- src/initc.c +++ src/initc.c 2007/08/17 14:20:26 @@ -2621,7 +2621,7 @@ } sramsavedis = 0; - memcpy(&sndrot, regsbackup, 3019); + //memcpy(&sndrot, regsbackup, 3019); if (yesoutofmemory) { asm_call(o...

I just selected it in case 90us was a "us" vs "ms" mistake and 90ms was selected for a good motive. So which one is the "best" value? 100ms in 6 NTSC frames and 5 PAL frames, too much/noticable? 50 ms is 3 NTSC frames and 2,5 PAL frames... 2,5 would be also a problem (f...

I have an openSUSE 10.3 x86-64, Core2Duo E6420, ASUS P5B system with two sound cards: a Sound Blaster Live! and a AD1988 integrated codec. ALSA drivers are "1.0.16.20080601" and alsa-lib is "1.0.16.hg20080510" (your learn to love the openSUSE Build Service ;-) ). With the ALSA ba...

I saw "The bsnes UNIX audio thread"* and started looking in some detail what different distros do with different audio APIs. * OpenAL (in Linux can use ALSA, ARTS, SDL, ESD, OSS or SDL) - openSUSE 10.3 The package creates a /etc/openalrc file with (define devices '(alsa native)) so by defa...

But this just happens in my snd-hda-intel (integrated AS1988) driver Coincidentally, that is the audio chip used in both of my computers. It would be amusing if all of the ALSA issues turned out to be with this one driver. Well, ALSA devs have the cases where they can see AS1988 working better with...