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Star Horse Progress (main screens, Rev B) [any, Lord-Nightmare, MetalliC, rtw, ShouTime]
Star Horse Progress (sound & backup, Rev A) [any, Lord-Nightmare, MetalliC, rtw, ShouTime]
Star Horse Progress (live, Rev A) [any, Lord-Nightmare, MetalliC, rtw, ShouTime]
Star Horse Progress (backup data) [any, Lord-Nightmare, MetalliC, rtw, ShouTime]
research&document master/slave ROM boards feature [rtw, MetalliC]
rename Star Horse sets for consistency.
change Dead or Alive 2 Millenium to be parent of DoA2 set, note: DoA2M is not "new" game or some addon, its just newer revision, EPROM update, released ~month later of doa2 set.
* Turn a lot of macros into inline methods so they can be scoped down
* Correct affected flags in comments on opcode handlers (actual code was correct)
* Remove unnecessary flag calculation tables
* Add a table with CMOS instruction timings
out-of-whatsnew:
* Added cheat for main CPU unscaled clock;
* Moved debug inputs into Machine Configuration;
* Made doa2m, dankuga and dariusgx parents;
Make streams provide binary access only. Use putf8_reader and
putf8_writer to actually access streams. Replace some char * parameters
with pstring where appropriate. Minor code refactoring and move
functionality were it belongs. (nw)
At the same time, any char pointer has to be explicitly converted to
pstring by specifying an encoding. Not yet optimal, but certainly better
than what was there before.
Removed unneeded methods from pstring. (nw)
6805 cleanup:
* Reduce massive amounts of redundancy by templating opcode handlers
* Replace the epic switch statement with a dispatch table
* Fix timings for a few instructions
* should be #included after other headers and after optionally #defining VERBOSE
* usage samples in z80scc.cpp and m68705.cpp
68705: add lots of logging to help trace issues
There's some kind of sync issue between the keyboard MCU which generates
serial signals off its internal timer/counter and the 8251 USART in the
computer that causes characters to be dropped. Some characters are more
likely to be dropped than others. There's an issue somewhere in the
chain, and this is a good test case for whatever it is.
m68705: expose more more internal registers through the state interface
* shows contents of registers that can't be read by program code
i8251: make receive more reliable clean up a little
zorba: meat on the bones
* create emulated keyboard device
- 88 of 96 matrix keys identified, 6 of 8 DIP switches identified, 3 of 6 outputs identified
* connect IEEE-488, RS232 and Centronics ports
* hook up all IRQ sources and connect PIT to UARTs
* more notes
osborne1, gladiatr: use input changed member (nw)
