ZSNES board

FitzRoy wrote:I think a professional would disagree with you guys.

I'm not a professional. I'm a consumer. And from my consumer's point of view, original was looking nicer, I liked italic style, font itself, and how it looked overall.

FirebrandX wrote:Nah, Fitz. Your other font entry looks much better I think.

I second that.

FitzRoy wrote:

Very nice one.

byuu wrote:I've decided to go ahead and keep developing hiro after all.

Yes!

Funny thing, but in Russia, it was actually SNES, not Super Famicom.

creaothceann wrote:burning shadow:
Try "misc.show_advanced_options" set to true.

Oh. I see now. Still, I don't think it's a good idea to run PAL games at 60 Hz anyway.

Most PAL games could run on NTSC console and vice versa, but there is no option in bsnes allowing to force a PAL game to run at 60 fps. When I load a PAL game, it always runs at 50 fps. So, I find it weird that belegdol managed to run it at 60 fps.

it'd be a super famicom, and I don't suppose it's so much in the console but more something that your television would support. These days there is usually an option in your game software when you boot it up but it's the software more than the hardware as far as I understand. TV support is needed i...

adventure_of_link wrote:It's called PAL60, aka PAL-M. It almost mocks the NTSC spec.

Was there a SNES unit for that system? And bsnes can emulate it?

belegdol wrote:PAL game

belegdol wrote:60 Hz

Hmm...

byuu wrote:- ZIP archive w/DLLs included

This one, please...

Thanks again for a new release! :) In this release, though, I'm really missing "default" button in configuration. There are some advanced settings that, I believe, may change in the future, and I would like to be able to set them to default without deleting entire config file and recreatin...

Very good job everyone! Thanks a lot! You are awesome!

If you going to implement internal resampling, the best option would be to allow user to select desired sample rate and just resample everything to it.. Maybe this is exactly what you were planning, I'm not sure.. :) BTW, since you are going make some changes to audio configuration, maybe it's possi...

Ok, I finally was able to compile latest cvs code with my good old msvc6 :) If someone ever need this, here's what should be changed in sources: jma\portable.h: replace "long long" with "__int64" win\winlink.cpp: replace volatile __int64 copymaskRB = 0x001FF800001FF800LL; volatil...

Also, this won't really fix any games. Maybe one or two stubborn ones. I would wager quite a bit that virtually no games in existance care about most of this stuff we're finding out. I guess you can write two cores. One will work in opcode-by-opcode mode, another in cycle-by-cycle. Why not? I'm dre...

zidanax wrote:Personally, I think it would be nice to have an emulator that's extemely accurate, even if it's so slow it won't play at full speed on my computer.

I absolutely agree.

I compiled it using mingw, thanks god.. Just one thing I wanna ask, how to tell gcc where my dxsdk headers are without modifing the makefile?

One small question.. What does "semi-solid" mean?

So, is there a way to compile current zsnes source using MSVC6? With the latest service pack 6 I still get an error: cl /Ox /G6 /c /EHsc /D__WIN32__ /Fowin/winlink.obj win/winlink.cpp Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 12.00.8804 for 80x86 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1984-1998. ...

Nach wrote:We weren't using C99 before. Look on MS's site for MSVC 6 updates.

Ok, I've installed the latest service pack from MS and tried to compile. I've got the same error.

Nach wrote:We weren't using C99 before. Look on MS's site for MSVC 6 updates.

Thanks. I've found microsoft released new service pack. I'll try it later.

Nach wrote:Correction, your unpatched MSVC is broken.

There were no problems with it before. Anyway, where can I get the patch?

I have a lot of timing updates for MinGW and stuff that should also help towards the -O0 problem, but I'm not commiting it till ipher is back because I don't want to break MSVC. MSVC is already broken. At least MSVC6. cl /Ox /G6 /c /EHsc /D__WIN32__ /Fowin/winlink.obj win/winlink.cpp Microsoft (R) ...

May I ask for a short FAQ on how to compile zsnes using mingw? What tools are needed exept mingw itself? Coz with last changes zsnes doesn't compile neither with mingw nor with MSVC6.