New working software list additions

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advision: Code Red [hap]
gamepock: 1st Pokekon Demo [hap]

hash/advision.xml

@@ -4,6 +4,9 @@
 license:CC0
 -->
 <softwarelist name="advision" description="Entex Adventure Vision cartridges">
+
+<!-- Official -->
+
 	<software name="defender">
 		<description>Defender</description>
 		<year>1982</year>
@@ -55,4 +58,21 @@ license:CC0
 			</dataarea>
 		</part>
 	</software>
+
+
+<!-- Homebrew -->
+
+	<software name="codered" supported="partial">
+		<!-- ref: https://www.m-e-g-a.org/research-education/research/adventure-vision/ -->
+		<description>Code Red</description>
+		<year>2013</year>
+		<publisher>Mega</publisher>
+
+		<part name="cart" interface="advision_cart">
+			<dataarea name="rom" size="0x1000">
+				<rom name="code_red_final_looped.bin" size="0x1000" crc="6fa040cd" sha1="f0bd83a551944207931d0679ea2c1dc924312a63"/>
+			</dataarea>
+		</part>
+	</software>
+
 </softwarelist>

hash/gamepock.xml

@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ license:CC0
 -->
 <softwarelist name="gamepock" description="Epoch Game Pocket Computer cartridges">
 
+<!-- Official -->
+
 	<software name="astrobom">
 		<description>Astro Bomber</description>
 		<year>1984</year>
@@ -66,4 +68,19 @@ license:CC0
 		</part>
 	</software>
 
+
+<!-- Homebrew -->
+
+	<software name="pokedemo">
+		<!-- ref: https://chrismcovell.com/GamePokekon/index.html -->
+		<description>1st Pokekon Demo</description>
+		<year>2010</year>
+		<publisher>Chris Covell</publisher>
+		<part name="cart" interface="gamepock_cart">
+			<dataarea name="rom" size="0x4000">
+				<rom name="1st_pocket_computer_demo.bin" size="0x4000" crc="c008102c" sha1="8b204657dea60c9726b729a485378ac132f39d27"/>
+			</dataarea>
+		</part>
+	</software>
+
 </softwarelist>

src/mame/entex/advision.cpp

@@ -7,12 +7,13 @@ Entex Adventure Vision, tabletop video game console
 Hardware notes:
 - INS8048-11 @ 11MHz (1KB internal ROM)
 - COP411 for the sound, 1-bit speaker with volume control
-- 4KB EPROM socket
+- molex socket for 4KB cartridges
 - 1KB external RAM (2*MM2114N)
 - 40 small rectangular red LEDs, a motor with a fast spinning mirror gives the
   illusion of a 150*40 screen (similar to Nintendo Virtual Boy)
 - 4-way joystick, 8 buttons (other than having buttons 2/4 swapped, left and
   right button panels are electronically the same)
+- expansion port (unused)
 
 The mirror is faked in MAME. On the real thing, the picture is not as stable.