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cpu/drcbex86.cpp: Removed i686 recompiler back-end. Without a practical
way to make Windows i686 builds, it's just going to rot. Also, x86-64
is now older than Pac-Man was when MAME was initially created. It's
dead on the desktop
tools: Removed aueffectutil - it's no longer useful.
emu/video/rgbutil.cpp: Removed Altivec/VMX bilinear filtering
implementation. PowerPC on desktop is dead.
file/posixptty.cpp, sdl, sdl3, scripts: Removed support for SysV
operating systems. They’re dead on the desktop.
scripts: Removed outdated Lua compatibility macros. They weren't doing
anything sice we updated to Lua 5.4 (the compatibility options changed,
but we just left the old macros in place, which no longer had any
effect).
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* Bumped minimum clang version to 13 - clang 12 is just too buggy.
* Assume Qt 6 will be used, dropped Qt 5 support.
* Fixed finding Qt headers on Fedora and hopefully other distros.
* Always use static SDL2 on Windows.
* debugger/qt/debuggerview.cpp: Fixed build with Qt < 6.6.
* imgtool/modules/vzdos.cpp: Fixed build with Linux GCC 11.
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docs: It's no longer possible to get a working Qt 5 setup with MSYS2,
and there's no 32-bit Qt 6 package. Updated docs to reflect this.
Use Qt 6 on Windows, use qmake to find moc.
Fixed linking on Windows with static SDL3.
input/input_dinput.cpp: Support SDL3.
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cpu/drcbearm64.cpp: Don't set the rounding mode on SETFMOD if it hasn't
changed.
cpu/e132xs.cpp: Skip more unnecessary flag calculations, use
pre-calculated PC for updating G0 in memory when possible, better
analysis of pre-calculated PC values when delay slots are involved.
cpu/sh: Cleaned up register dependency analysis logging, fixed an
instruction analysis bug.
cpu/sharc: Disassemble unimplemented instructions executed in recompiled
code, include tag in more fatal errors, use throw syntax to make it
cleared it's an early out.
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-cpu/powerpc: Modernised recompiler front-end code, improved instruction
analysis logging.
-cpu/sh: Cleaned up instruction analysis logging a little
-util/client_ws.hpp, util/server_ws_impl.hpp, capcom/cps2comm.cpp:
Updated some use of deprecation ASIO APIs.
-nakajima/nakajies.cpp: Use range-based loops.
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* SDL3 is the default for macOS targets. Linux/Windows can build with
OSD=sdl3 while we wait for better distro support for SDL3. Both X11 and
Wayland sessions are fully supported on Linux.
* SDL3 -sound=sdl supports both input and output. All other video, sound,
and input functionality should otherwise be the same for now. SDL 3.4+
multiple keyboard/mouse support is planned.
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Name folders after families rather than the first family member emulated
by MAME (yes, TMS320C1x and TMS320C2x are retrospective names).
Follow TI's convention of including the "C" in the names.
Don't try to jam all the disassembler source file names into 8.3.
The TMS32010, TMS320M10 and TMS320C10 are different things, but
unfortunately MAME hasn't made a distinction between them so far. As
far as I can tell, early DECTalk devices used TMS32010 or TMS320M10
chips, while the Atari and Toaplan games used TMS320C10 chips, but this
should be verified.
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supported filesystem, and no command made any use of the information it provided. (floptool's flopblocks command is functionally comparable.)
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every file or directory on the specified volume
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- Eliminate voluminous info dump on formats and filesystems when invoked with no arguments
- Show only usage info for relevant command when parameters are invalid
- Add help command to print information about any or all commands, formats and filesystems
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other systems) and greatly improve its disassembler
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- Add flophashes and hdhashes commands to compute CRC-32 and SHA-1 hashes for each file on a floppy or hard disk image.
- Add flopchmeta command to change the metadata for a file, directory or volume on a floppy image.
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floppy_create; allow mount to return nullptr on failure
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* imgtool: Take ownership of stream in pc_chd_image_open
`imgtool::image::internal_open` passes an rvalue reference to the stream to the `open` function of the image format module. It expects the `open` function to take ownership if it keeps a reference to the stream. If `open` does not do so, the `stream` is going to be destroyed at the end of `internal_open`.
`pc_chd_image_open` fails to take ownership, yet it persists a reference to the stream as part of `info->hard_disk`. This causes an use-after-free condition
* imgtool: Correct determination of total sectors of a FAT volume
The number of total sectors of a FAT volume is stored either in the 16-bit word at offset 19 or, if that word is zero, in the 32-bit word at offset 32 instead. The 32-bit word is not a high word to build a 48-bit value in conjunction with the 16-bit word at offset 19, but it supersedes it.
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SHA1 fixes for CHDs otherwise treated as not writeable (#14019)
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* Fixed local register display in debugger (this never worked).
* Made disassembler show local register indices.
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category. (#13128)
Also replace "invalid" error with more specific values.
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mb88xx: increment timer when taking irq cycles
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* abandoned cassette vison work
* remove comment now that the useful table is gone
* force github to rebuild because github is being github
* add a note based on earlier research
* bring this part over from the previous tree too, it seems worth having still
* actually use this version instead, I thought it was broken, but it actually has advantages
* I've been informed this will be merged if I assign a copyright holder, so as I don't really recognize it as my own design anymore, I'm assigning Vas.
* Update cpu.lua
* Start cleaning up:
* cassvisn_cart.xml: Fixed program region width.
* cassvisn_cart.xml: Added Japanese titles and proper markup for release
dates.
* epoch/cassvisn.cpp: Removed unnecessary byte swapping when loading
software list items.
* cpu/upd777.cpp: Made order of declarations and definitions more
consistent with each other, added more inline and const hints.
* tools/unidasm.cpp: Make data source big Endian to match CPU core.
* epoch/cassvisn.cpp: Digit grouping for big numbers, better error messages.
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Co-authored-by: David Haywood <hazemamewip@hotmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Vas Crabb <vas@vastheman.com>
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-tools/imgtool/modules/vzdos.cpp: Fixed function returning floperr_t
value as imgtoolerr_t.
-devices: Fixed a bunch more #include guards that don't match file
paths.
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* Rewrote GDI parser to be more robust and identify more kinds of invalid input.
* Don't ignore the last line in CUE and TOC files if there is no terminating newline.
* Use osd_printf_ family functions for output.
-tools/chdman.cpp: Added a sink for osd_printf_ family function output.
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In particular, this fixes a delegate getting nuked in cpu/powerpc.
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stuff with hunks.
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compression defaults
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- Have metadata_find return std::error_condition instead of throwing an exception
- Replace the is_XXX predicates with check_is_XXX methods that return a std::error_condition, enabling improved error reporting for cdrom_image_device
- Retain read error information in chd_file_compressor
- Make a bunch of methods noexcept
This mostly restores the changes from cc772072fa635146b1df39a5694d2a8f8aa5a34f.
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throwing exceptions. [AJR]
Mostly salvaged from 901a68e2e0bb0d9178ffdb59e128718c1495250f.
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mpl1839/kl1839vm1.cpp: MPL's l1839vm1 cpu device
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* show size types on these for consistency with IDA output (manual indicates they're usually optional, but does show this syntax in places)
* use the real CPU type (with internal map for internal ROM space) rather than 'XA' directly.
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Co-authored-by: David Haywood <hazemamewip@hotmail.com>
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