* Give us a Break [2 sets]
* Ten Up [2 sets]
Neither are playable; they don't register coins for some reason.
2. Fixed interrupt handling and 16-bit memory accessors in 6840ptm.c
Also cleaned up code for the sake of readability.
3. JPM games now have their own object archive file.
- implemented serial input/output
- fixed XAD/LDD, XIS1, RMB3 opcodes
- fixed clock divider
- fixed internal memory map size
- added some cpu variants
As a result, Draco at least initializes the AY-8910 now.
for galaxian, scramble, frogger, scobra, amidar, and dambustr.
For the moment, only a subset of games are implemented in the
new system; the remainder are running on the old code.
Main features are accurate video timing, correct stars
implementation, better organization, simplified input ports,
and many other smaller fixes. In addition, the following
MAMETesters bugs are addressed:
- 01598: [Graphics] 4in1, gmgalax, pacmanbl: Sprites are cut off on the top row
- 01563: [DIP/Input] gmgalax: Duplicated Inputs
- 00300: [Graphics] zigzag: in cocktail mode player 2 screen is shift over to the right
- 01454: [Graphics] mshuttle, mshuttlj, mshutlj2: The display of the screen is shifted
- 01473: [Graphics] orbitron: Orbitron graphics not correctly displayed
- 01600: [Graphics] pacmanbl, batman2: The background is shifted to the right and cut off on the right side
- 01602: [Misc.] luctoday: Messed up graphics. (Screen Offset)
- 01599: [Graphics] omega: Screen is vertically offset
- 01605: [Graphics] gteikokb, gteikob2: Wrong screen offset (aaron)
* itemclass now part of token if item is not found
Settings for joysticks which use a custom item id will still be lost. A fallback has to be provided here since those will use a token generated from the input item name.
Changes:
- Updated HW.c
- Tagged kotmh AES VERSION
- Tagged alpham2 MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged bjourney MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged nam1975 MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged tpgolf MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged fatfury2 MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged samsho2 MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged 3countb MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged tophuntr MVS VERSION
- Tagged kof96 MVS VERSION
- Tagged fatfury3 MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged sengokh AES VERSION
- Tagged burningf MVS VERSION
- Tagged aof MVS AND AES VERSION
- Tagged kof2003 MVS VERSION
- tophuntr/tophunta: Renamed p2
- 3countb: Changed p1, added correct m1
- fightfva: Added correct v2
- quizkof: Added correct c2
- rbff2/rbff2h/rbff2k: V4 is 16mbit only
- fatfury1: Added correct m1
- spinmast: Added correct p2
- sengokh: Renamed p1 to correct chip label
- svcpcb/svcpcba: Renamed bios to correct chip label
- ms5plus: Synced m1 with parent set
- tpgolf: Added correct m1, c3, c4; renamed v11 and v22 to correct chip label
- aof: Added correct m1
- roboarmy: Added correct m1
- roboarma: Disabled for now, this looks like an emulation hack. Can someone confirm this set is real?
- gpilotsh: Added new set
- samsho: Changed set to MVS version, removed old version, left some notes
- samshoh: Added AES version
- kof2003: Removed MVS / World /US from description
Again some m1 changes, going STRICTLY by the book now:
- nam1975: Added correct m1
- bstars2: Added correct m1
- maglord/maglordh: Added correct m1
- ridhero/ridheroh: Added correct m1
- gpilots: Removed BAD_DUMP from m1, is correct
- Some cleanups
the graphic roms are scrambled, the banking code has been patched out (and the program roms might have some protection on them too, there is a weird jump to the 0x2000 range)
also it runs on 3x M6809s instead of the usual CPUs.
Not convinced the sound roms are good dumps, they seem to small.
This bootleg needs a fairly significant chunk of time put into getting it working due to the heavy modifications. I've had several people asking me to add it, but I simply don't have time.
Subject: [patch] gcc 4.3.0 fixes
Hi mamedev,
GCC 4.3.0 was recently released, and some adjustments need to be made
to MAME to compile successfully with it. The idectrl.c change is only
needed to silence gcc's overwrite warnings, the code is correct as
written. The tx1.c change on the other hand is a bug spotted by the
stricter checks in the new compiler.
[Note only the tx1 changes were accepted]
Subject: Removal of Periodic int hack
Removed improper use of PERIODIC_INT in mpu4, to use new timer devices.
Also corrected 50Hz timer in MPU4 Video games.
Subject: fix for 01560
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From: RansAckeR
Subject: fix for 01525
As is noted in the source: "The NMI handler just handles the "Stop Mode" dip
switch."
0xf801 is written to when the game is continued in stop mode, this should
not have been changed to watchdog_reset_w in 0.73
Off course this is all just a guess.
