ZSNES board

Best UI ever.

Horray!

You better not be a robot.

Sorry for the downtime, we are back!

Happy New Year!

-Nach

I just noticed someone manipulated the contributors list to add some evil links.

Thanks for the information. I e-mailed _Demo_, hopefully he can clarify what's going on.

Can someone post a screenshot of what they're seeing?

I'm looking at the homepage, I don't see anything obviously wrong. I turned off my add-blockers and still don't see anything too obnoxious.

That's not the correct section.

Please look for a line containing %.psr, and post it and the segment below it.

The error you're receiving at the end is that parsegen could not compile the psr files.

Please post the output of what happens when trying to compile those files, as well as the PSR section in your Makefile.

Actually, ensure that depbuild.cpp contains a line: #include <unistd.h>
Near the top of it.

We have this fixed in SVN, but is missing in 1.51b.

For fun, not all messages are available on all platforms. So if you want to see them all, you'll have to try to run ZSNES everywhere.

I've seen various people post lists before, but they were all incomplete.

This thread is a classic.

As one example, Mega Man X5.

I got some help over IRC, and looks like I found a good card (GeForce GT 640 r2). I shouldn't be needing further assistance.

My main machine features a GeForce 7600 GS which I'm looking to upgrade. My reasons for upgrade is that Nvidia is dropping driver support for it, part of it looks like it's a bit burnt, and I would like to use some of the new technology I'm missing out on like VDPAU and CUDA. I want a modern Nvidia ...

In general, your flags look odd. -g? -O2? In any case, I played with your line, the exact issue seems to occur with -O1 combined with -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2. Smells like yet another GCC bug. Although probably can put some blame on EGLIBC as well, as it changes how stdio works with fortify source, and i...

Currently, with -O1 added to the system CFLAGS, parsegen fails to compile internally. I find that extremely odd. Can you paste for me the line it's trying to use to compile with? If I remove the additional -O1 and compile only with the system CFLAGS (which have got -O3 added by the ZSNES Makefile, ...

Did you install any signifigant Ubuntu updates recently? Perhaps something related to sound? (PulseAudio)

The patches proposed by Fedora for memcpy() indeed fix the "problem" however they misrepresent the variables with their changes. We're aware that GCC is unable to see all of ZSNES assembly code, so it outputs warnings for situations that in "normal" code would be a problem. The c...

It's quite tasty.

grinvader wrote: Nach is very present there as well (6 days per week usually).

I like to describe it as 23/6.

I've been looking to purchase a 64GB USB Flash Drive, but I'm seeing almost every single drive has mixed reviews, with a considerable percentage of users complaining about data loss. It's hard to determine what is causing the failures, if the drives are simply unreliable, if the complaining users st...

fabian wrote:BTW, you might want to apply some of the other patches we have in our repo, did you have a look?

Yes, I did.

A lot of the fixes we already have, or have signifigantly changed the code since v1.51.

In general, we look at Debian and Gentoo patches from time to time.

This is the proper fix for the libao issue.
This is the proper fix for the crc32 issue.

I actually gave out a v1.51c with a couple of more fixes. Really, where? I couldn't find it. Good question. It was a small release. Perhaps I'll make another with some backports. I might also add that some of the patches in Debian's tree are wrong. Please point me to the wrong patches: http://patch...