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v107.7 I've started on a new multi-system emulator, byuu. It will share all cores with higan, and as such will be focused on accuracy and self-documenting code foremost. But unlike higan, I will do everything possible to make the program featureful and easy to use. The way I'm doing this is through a translation layer to abstract higan's tree-view into a list-view. The list-view is similar to higan v106 and earlier. I'm also going to add more ease-of-use improvements from bsnes. The list-view will sacrifice support for extreme edge cases, but should more than make up for it in ease of use. bsnes' success greatly exceeded my expectations, and resulted in many improvements to higan's SNES core as well. But unfortunately, bsnes is for the SNES only, and I just don't have the bandwidth to maintain 24 emulator projects. As such, the goal of this project is to try and create an easy-to-use alternative for *all* of my emulator cores. Right now, I'm maintaining this as an alternate user interface target inside the higan source tree. Long-term, the intention is that higan and byuu will be equal emulators, rather than one being a superset of the other. I don't know how that final form will look just yet, but for now, this will at least allow me to keep the history in Git. I do ask that binaries not be distributed of byuu until the software is ready for release. I wouldn't even recommend using it. It's not really functional at all yet. But it'll get there over time.
2020-01-31 08:14:21 +09:00
#include <ruby/ruby.hpp>
//using namespace ruby;
#include <hiro/hiro.hpp>
using namespace hiro;
Update to ares v111r01 release. - restructured project layout by moving targets (luna and lucia) out of ares - added ares logo to lucia, luna, and mia's about dialog - lucia: added screenshot capture tool (captures the *next* frame rendered)
2020-03-27 03:26:00 +09:00
#include <ares/ares.hpp>
GDB Server (#1223) This PR adds a generic GDB server to ares with the ability to be used by all systems. For now only the N64 systems was implemented here. Most documentation on how the server/TCP socket works can be found in comments. A detailed documentation for ares developers on how to add this to other systems is included in the `Readme.md` file. The feature itself was also already tested by a few people on both linux and windows (with WSL) and seems to be stable now.
2023-09-18 00:19:13 +09:00
#include <nall/gdb/server.hpp>
Update to ares v111r18 release. - mia: use nall/vfs/cdrom to convert images on import (more complete; shares code) - mia: added identify(filename) function to detect what system a given game image is for - mia: added medium(name) to locate a Media object to use - lucia: replaced Emulator::extensions with Emulator::medium
2020-04-23 00:38:00 +09:00
#include <mia/mia.hpp>
v107.7 I've started on a new multi-system emulator, byuu. It will share all cores with higan, and as such will be focused on accuracy and self-documenting code foremost. But unlike higan, I will do everything possible to make the program featureful and easy to use. The way I'm doing this is through a translation layer to abstract higan's tree-view into a list-view. The list-view is similar to higan v106 and earlier. I'm also going to add more ease-of-use improvements from bsnes. The list-view will sacrifice support for extreme edge cases, but should more than make up for it in ease of use. bsnes' success greatly exceeded my expectations, and resulted in many improvements to higan's SNES core as well. But unfortunately, bsnes is for the SNES only, and I just don't have the bandwidth to maintain 24 emulator projects. As such, the goal of this project is to try and create an easy-to-use alternative for *all* of my emulator cores. Right now, I'm maintaining this as an alternate user interface target inside the higan source tree. Long-term, the intention is that higan and byuu will be equal emulators, rather than one being a superset of the other. I don't know how that final form will look just yet, but for now, this will at least allow me to keep the history in Git. I do ask that binaries not be distributed of byuu until the software is ready for release. I wouldn't even recommend using it. It's not really functional at all yet. But it'll get there over time.
2020-01-31 08:14:21 +09:00
#include <nall/instance.hpp>
Update to ares v111r20 release. - nall: added nall/encode/png.hpp (uses optipng or pngcrush for optional compression) - luna: capture screenshots in PNG format instead of in BMP format - lucia: capture screenshots in PNG format instead of in BMP format - PC Engine CD: emulated drive seek delays - PC Engine CD: emulated CD-DA and ADPCM audio volume fader
2020-04-24 23:45:00 +09:00
#include <nall/encode/png.hpp>
Update to ares v111r02 release. - all: Makefile improvements (obj and out paths are no longer hard- coded) - all: renamed Screen::Region<String> to Screen::Overscan<Boolean> - lucia: implemented bsnes' multiple-mappings per input system - lucia: implemented memory editor and export tool - Super Famicom: added memory editing support - PC Engine: added overscan setting to the dot-based renderer (256 -> 272 width)
2020-03-28 07:21:00 +09:00
#include <nall/hash/crc16.hpp>
v107.7 I've started on a new multi-system emulator, byuu. It will share all cores with higan, and as such will be focused on accuracy and self-documenting code foremost. But unlike higan, I will do everything possible to make the program featureful and easy to use. The way I'm doing this is through a translation layer to abstract higan's tree-view into a list-view. The list-view is similar to higan v106 and earlier. I'm also going to add more ease-of-use improvements from bsnes. The list-view will sacrifice support for extreme edge cases, but should more than make up for it in ease of use. bsnes' success greatly exceeded my expectations, and resulted in many improvements to higan's SNES core as well. But unfortunately, bsnes is for the SNES only, and I just don't have the bandwidth to maintain 24 emulator projects. As such, the goal of this project is to try and create an easy-to-use alternative for *all* of my emulator cores. Right now, I'm maintaining this as an alternate user interface target inside the higan source tree. Long-term, the intention is that higan and byuu will be equal emulators, rather than one being a superset of the other. I don't know how that final form will look just yet, but for now, this will at least allow me to keep the history in Git. I do ask that binaries not be distributed of byuu until the software is ready for release. I wouldn't even recommend using it. It's not really functional at all yet. But it'll get there over time.
2020-01-31 08:14:21 +09:00
namespace ruby {
extern Video video;
extern Audio audio;
extern Input input;
}
#include "resource/resource.hpp"
Update to ares v120r13 release. - Game Gear: fix inputs - Master System: don't evaluate sprites past active display area [fixes Rescue Mission] - Mega Drive: don't acknowledge VDP IRQs until the CPU triggers them [fixes Mega Lo Mania] - lucia: begin refactoring input mapping to allow per-system mappings and multiple controller types
2021-06-04 18:21:00 +09:00
#include "input/input.hpp"
Update to ares v111r11 release. The base tree initialization rewrite is completed, however there remains work to be done with attaching peripherals not unserializing properly. But it's a solid start. - ares: ported all cores to the new simplified tree construction
2020-04-10 15:38:00 +09:00
#include "emulator/emulator.hpp"
desktop-ui: add game browser for arcade roms This makes arcade systems with strict rom requirements, such as neo geo much easier to manage
2023-03-30 21:25:47 +09:00
#include "game-browser/game-browser.hpp"
v107.7 I've started on a new multi-system emulator, byuu. It will share all cores with higan, and as such will be focused on accuracy and self-documenting code foremost. But unlike higan, I will do everything possible to make the program featureful and easy to use. The way I'm doing this is through a translation layer to abstract higan's tree-view into a list-view. The list-view is similar to higan v106 and earlier. I'm also going to add more ease-of-use improvements from bsnes. The list-view will sacrifice support for extreme edge cases, but should more than make up for it in ease of use. bsnes' success greatly exceeded my expectations, and resulted in many improvements to higan's SNES core as well. But unfortunately, bsnes is for the SNES only, and I just don't have the bandwidth to maintain 24 emulator projects. As such, the goal of this project is to try and create an easy-to-use alternative for *all* of my emulator cores. Right now, I'm maintaining this as an alternate user interface target inside the higan source tree. Long-term, the intention is that higan and byuu will be equal emulators, rather than one being a superset of the other. I don't know how that final form will look just yet, but for now, this will at least allow me to keep the history in Git. I do ask that binaries not be distributed of byuu until the software is ready for release. I wouldn't even recommend using it. It's not really functional at all yet. But it'll get there over time.
2020-01-31 08:14:21 +09:00
#include "program/program.hpp"
#include "presentation/presentation.hpp"
v107.8
2020-02-01 09:28:14 +09:00
#include "settings/settings.hpp"
v108.3 * PC Engine: trigger VDC coincidence IRQs at start of scanline ** (fixes Bomberman '94, Air Zonk start screen rendering issues) * added higan::Node::enumerate() to find all nodes of a given type
2020-03-06 17:26:11 +09:00
#include "tools/tools.hpp"
v107.8
2020-02-01 09:28:14 +09:00
auto locate(const string& name) -> string;