0.110u2 2006/11/25 [#350 - Aaron Giles] --------------------------------------- MAMETesters Bugs Fixed ---------------------- mario0110u1gre [Derrick Renaud] vulcan137b1gre [robiza, Mamesick] New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status --------------------------------------------------- Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix [smf] Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix Link [smf] Dancing Stage / Dance Dance Revolution [smf] Fisherman's Bait * A Bass Challenge / Bass Angler [smf] Fisherman's Bait * Marlin Challenge [smf] Fisherman's Bait 2 * A Bass Challenge [smf] Guitar Freaks [smf] New clones added ---------------- Hellfire (2P Ver., first edition) [Tirino73] Konami 80's AC Special (3 versions) [smf] Stratovox (bootleg) [Brian Troha] New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING ------------------------------------ Jyangokushi: Haoh no Saihai (Japan) [David Haywood] Source changes: --------------- - Fixed flags access in the i286 core [Barry Rodewald]. - Updated MC146818 module to use new core date/time routines [Nathan Woods]. - Cleaned up disassemblers to remove stubs and ensure the disassemblers are not referenced except in debug builds [Nathan Woods]. - Added support for using CHDs to decrypt CPS2 games. This code is disabled for the moment, but will be enabled in the future. Only a handful of games have complete tables so far. These tables are huge (~4GB) and uncompressable until the encryption algorithm is understood [David Haywood]. - Fixed bug in the debugger that caused watchpoints to not be active until the next context switch [smf]. - Cleaned up the input definitions for n-way joysticks so they are more explicit. Added concept of a "16-way" joystick, which is a joystick that doesn't prevent simultaneous opposing directions from bring reported [smf]. - Major System 573 update [smf]: * Fixed PSX SIO control register behavior. * Implemented several SCSI CD commands: START/STOP UNIT, PAUSE/RESUME, READ SUB-CHANNEL, READ TOC. * Added uPD4701 emulation. * Fixed ATAPI reset, PIO, and command IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE. * Hooked up controls for fishing, DRR, and Guitar Freaks games. * Hooked up CDDA audio. * Removed some unused bytes from the Konami 80's security chips. - Fixed upside down service mode in the commando.c driver [Canim]. - Added support for the Triple Hunt 8-track audio [Derrick Renaud]. - Galaxian/Scramble driver reorganization [Atari Ace]: * machine/scramble.c is broken up into two files, machine/galaxian.c and machine/scramble.c. * drivers/amidar.c, drivers/frogger.c, drivers/scobra.c get copies of some of the data structures they shared from other drivers. * galaxian_base is made static and uses outside of the main driver were rewritten. * cclimber_decode code from drivers/cclimber.c was separated into its own machine/cclimber.c file to allow mshuttle to share it without taking on other dependencies. - Added missing x-flipping support in Major Havoc [Mathis Rosenhauer]. - Made some improvements to trivia madness driver. There still is something wrong in the question roms banking [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]. - More updates to the ST-V driver [Mariusz Wojcieszek]: * vdp1: added shading for sprites (used by znpwfv, cotton, others). Fixed sprite clipping (fixes incorrect sprites in znpwfv). Fixed transparency on colour lookup table sprites (fixes bad sprites in znpwfv). * vdp2: Fixed caching of RGB layer (fixes bad backgrounds on bosses in rsgun). Added additive blending for tilemaps and sprites (rsgun). Added vertical line scroll and linezoom (fixes diehard logo). * stv: Improved speedups for diehard. Fixed speedups for znpwfv. Added preliminary save state support. - Significant cleanup of chd.c [Aaron Giles]: * Got rid of the horrible last_error concept; now all routines return an error directly. * Fixed several issues in managing metadata. * Changed compression and verification routines to be client-driven rather than monolithic. * Changed internal codec usage to be more flexible. * Altered chdman and MAME to use the new interfaces. * Added new -createraw command for creating raw data CHDs. - Fixed crash bug in romcmp when comparing ZIP files [Aaron Giles].