Today’s lesson goes to be somewhat controversial and should ruffle some feathers. I shall blow wide open and debunk tons of the knowledge you've got presumably been exposed to the present far in your trading journey.
The average trader is out there walking through a confusing and conflicting maze of data from a spread of sources including; blogs, forums, broker websites, books, e-books, courses and YouTube videos.
With of these learning resources available there's naturally getting to be some excellent and a few very bad information, but actually , there just isn’t how for many aspiring traders to understand what to concentrate to, who to concentrate to, or what information is useful and what information is non-beneficial.
I’m not getting to pretend that there's how for an aspiring trader to filter this giant sea of data composed by of these resources and mentors out there, because there simply isn’t. knowledgeable trader with 10,000 hours of experience might stand an opportunity of deciding the great from the bad and therefore the valid from the invalid. However, you, the beginner or intermediate trader simply won’t possess that filtering ability yet.
Becoming ‘Non-Average’
As traders, we concede to our instinctive feelings of social trustworthiness supported what we see and listen to , often to our extreme detriment. we frequently tend to require a leap of religion with our mentors and have a habit of taking things said to us at face value. we would like to hold close information that resonates with us and is sensible to us, especially if it’s delivered by a well-known source that we've come to understand and trust.
The ‘average trader’s brain’ is usually trying to find a shortcut due to the overwhelming desire to form money and be free. The brain wants to urge a winning result immediately with the smallest amount amount of effort possible. If you would like to ever make it as a professional trader or investor, I suggest you are doing everything you'll to avoid thinking with the ‘average trader’s brain‘ and begin being ‘non-average’. meaning becoming far more aware, thinking outside the box more and questioning and filtering the knowledge you read and watch. most significantly , slowing everything all down!
This now begs the apparent question…how does one even know what I’m close to write during this lesson is actually valid and factual? How are you able to really be sure? the reality is unless you've got followed me and my posts on this blog for an extended time and know me and know my work, then you can’t really make certain , and that i don’t expect you to easily believe it at face value. If you would like to return back and re-read this lesson during a few weeks, or a couple of months, or a couple of years, after you work out that i'm somebody worth taking note of about trading OR that i'm somebody not worth taking note of about trading, then so be it.
So with a degree of healthy skepticism, I ask you to think about the below list of eye-opening secrets that professional traders and therefore the trading industry, don’t want you to understand about or understand. I hope it helps…
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FOREX isn’t the sole market the Professionals trade
The FX market is large , with billions of dollars per day changing hands. It can cause you to great money if you recognize what you’re doing OR it can send you broke if you don’t. It’s a really popular market to trade globally, BUT it’s not the sole market the professional’s trade and it’s not always the simplest market to trade either.
A note on leverage:
The brokers and platform providers want you to trade FX on high leverage because the profit margins are very high for them. However, if you trade FX on lower leverage, the profit margins shrink dramatically for them. once you trade FX, start brooding about what can fail rather than just brooding about what can go right. I suggest avoiding stupidly high leverage like 400 to 1, as this will be very dangerous for you if the market moves quickly or experiences a price gap and your stop-loss orders aren’t executed at the worth you set. A more sensible leverage level would be 100 to 1 or 200 to 1, but any higher seems crazy. (Using an excessive amount of leverage is what wiped tons of traders out during Swiss Bank Crisis in 2015, The Brexit choose 2016 and therefore the Currency flash crash in early 2019).
Broaden your view:
Going forward, it'll serve you well in your trading career to start out watching a spread of worldwide markets including FX, Stock Indicies and Commodities. additionally to FX, I personally trade GOLD (XAUUSD), S&P500 Index USA, the SPI200 Index Australia, and therefore the Hang Seng Index Hong Kong , and sometimes individual stocks on various global exchanges. In short, there's more to the trading world than simply FX. I discuss the foremost popular markets I trade this lesson here.
Day trading isn’t what Pro trading really is
The internet is crammed with marketing trying to convince folks that the definition of a trader may be a one that spends all day actively trading in and out of the market on a brief term basis, all whilst living the life-style of a Wall St millionaire. there's a significant agenda within the industry to push this story to the masses, it's been relentless for many years .
I am yet to satisfy one successful day trader who is consistent over the future and that i have almost 25,000 students and 250,000 readers on this blog. i'm not saying there isn’t a couple of out there, but 99.9% of the people that do this sort of trading or attempt to live up to the standard day trader stereotype are getting to fail and perhaps even harm themselves financially or mentally. Watching a screen all day and searching for trades constantly is that the like a compulsive gambler playing roulette during a casino.
The successful traders i do know of (myself included) are watching higher time frames and longer time horizons (minimum 4-hour chart timeframes and predominantly daily chart time frames). they need no restriction on how long they're looking to carry a trade for and that they tend to let the trades find them. The professionals i do know , don't day trade, they are doing not watch screens all day, they are doing not search for trades constantly. they're going to typically fall under the category of a swing trader, trend trader or position trader.
The obvious paradox and conflicting reality within the ‘day trader story’ is blatantly obvious. How does a trader who is consistently watching a screen and constantly trading have time to enjoy his life and live the lifestyle? They chose to trade as a profession to possess a life, they didn’t choose it to observe a screen 24/5.
Here are some points to think about that employment against the so-called ‘ day trader’:
The shorter the time-frame the more noise and random price movement there's , thus increasing your chance of simply being stopped out of the trade.
Your ‘trading edge’ features a higher chance of yielding a result for you if you’re not trading within the intraday noise.
The same trading edge doesn't work or produce an equivalent results on a 5 min chart compared to a Daily chart.
Commissions and spreads churn your account, therefore the more you trade the more you lose in broker platform costs. (I will mention this below)
Risk-Reward ratios aren't relative on shorter and longer time frames. Statistical average volatility across different time periods also as natural market dynamics play an enormous role during this . there's much more weight behind higher time frames than lower timeframes.
Great trades take time because the market moves slower than most of the people ever anticipate. Trading from the upper timeframes and holding trades for extended time periods will provide you with greater opportunities to ascertain trades mature into big winners. However, shorter timeframes don’t provide you with this same opportunity fairly often .

Forex Trading in Kenya.

Someone posted on here a few days ago asking about forex and forex trading in Kenya, I have gone through the responses and clearly, most people don’t have an idea. It is 3am in the morning and am in a good mood so let me make this post. This will be a comprehensive and lengthy post so grab a pen and paper and sit down. We’ll be here a while.
FIRST OF ALL, who am I..?
I am a forex trader, in Nairobi, Kenya..i have been actively involved in forex since I found out about it in Feb 2016 when I somehow ended up in a wealth creation seminar (lol) in pride inn Westlands, the one close to Mpaka Rd. Luckily for me, it was not one of those AIM global meetings or I’d be on Facebook selling God knows what those guys sell. I did not take it seriously till August of the same year and I have been active ever since.
I don’t teach, mentor or sell a course or signals, I trade my own money. I am also posting from a throwaway account because I don’t want KRA on my ass.
What the fuck is forex and forex trading.
In simple plain English, forex is like the stock market but for currencies. Stock Market = Shares, forex = currencies. If you want more in-depth explanation, google is your friend.
These currencies are pegged on specific countries, united states- dollar, UK- pound, euro zone- euro, Switzerland- Swiss franc, Kenya- Kenya shilling.. you get the point. Now, there are specific events and happenings between these economies that affect the movement and values of the currencies, driving their value (purchasing power up and down). Forex trading exploits these movements to make money. When the value is going up, we buy and vice versa (down –sell)
Is forex trading illegal in Kenya? Is it a scam?
Illegal, no. scam, no. All the banks in the world do it (KCB made about 4 billion from trading forex in 2019)
Have there been scams involving forex in Kenya?
Yes. Here is one that happened recently. This one is the most infamous one yet. Best believe that this is not the end of these type of scams because the stupidity, greed and gullibility of human beings is unfathomable.
However, by the end of this post, I hope you won’t fall for such silliness.
What next how do I make it work..?
Am glad you asked. Generally, there are two ways to go about it. One, you teach yourself. This is the equivalent of stealing our dad’s car and hoping that the pedal you hit is the brake and not the accelerator. It is the route I took, it is the most rewarding and a huge ego boost when you finally make it on your own. Typically, this involves scouring the internet for hours upon hours going down rabbit holes, thinking you have made it telling all your friends how you will be a millionaire then losing all your money. Some people do not have the stomach for that.
The second route is more practical, structured and smarter.
First Learn the basics. There is a free online forex course at www.babypips.com/learn/forex this is merely an introductory course. Basically it is learning the parts of a car before they let you inside the car.
Second, start building your strategy. By the time you are done with the babypips, you will have a feel of what the forex market is, what interests you, etc. Tip..Babypips has a lot of garbage. It is good for introductory purposes but not good for much else, pick whatever stick to you or jumps at you the first time. Nonsense like indicators should be ignored.
The next step is now the most important. Developing the skill and building your strategy. As a beginner, you want to exhaust your naivety before jumping into the more advanced stuff. Eg can you identify a trend, what is a pair, what is position sizing, what is metatrader 4 and how to operate it, what news is good for a currency, when can I trade, what are the different trading sessions, what is technical analysis, what is market sentiment, what are bullish conditions what is emotion management, how does my psychology affect my trading (more on this later) an I a swing, scalper or day trader etc
Mentors and forex courses.. you have probably seen people advertising how they can teach and mentor you on how to trade forex and charging so much money for it. Somehow it seems that these people are focused on the teaching than the trading. Weird, right..? Truth is trading is hard, teaching not quite. A common saying in the industry is “Those who can’t trade, teach” you want to avoid all these gurus on Facebook and Instagram, some are legit but most are not. Sifting the wheat from the chaff is hard but I did that for you. The info is available online on YouTube, telegram channels etc. am not saying not to spend money on a course, if you find a mentor whose style resonates with you and the course is reasonably priced, please, go ahead and buy..it will cut your learning curve in half. People are different. What worked for me might not work for you.
Here are some nice YouTube channels to watch. These guys are legit..

Advanced stuff

After a short period of time, you will be able to sniff out bs teachers with relative ease. You will also discover some of your own and expand the list. Two tips, start with the oldest videos first and whichever of these resonates with you, stick with till the wheels fall off.
How long will it take until things start making sense
Give yourself time to grow and learn. This is all new to you and you are allowed to make mistakes, to fail and discover yourself. Realistically, depending on the effort you put in, you will not start seeing results until after 6 months. Could take longeshorter so there is no guarantee.
Social media, Mentality, Psychology and Books
Online, forex trading might not have the best reputation online because it takes hard work and scammers and gurus give it a bad name. However, try to not get sucked into the Instagram trader lifestyle as it is nowhere close to what the reality is. You will not make millions tomorrow or the day after, you might never even make it in this market. But that is the reality of life. Nothing is promised, nothing is guaranteed.
Your mentality, beliefs and ego will be challenged in this market. You will learn things that will make you blood boil, you will ask yourself daily, how is this possible, why don’t they teach this in school..bla bla bla..it will be hard but growth is painful, if it wasn’t we’d all be billionaires. Take a break, take a walk, drink a glass of whatever you like or roll one..detox. Chill with your girl (or man) Gradually you will develop mental toughness that will set you up for life. Personally, I sorta ditched religion and picked up stoicism. Whatever works for you.
Psychology, this is unfortunately one of the most neglected aspects of your personal development in this journey. Do you believe in yourself? Can you stand by your convictions when everyone is against you? Can you get up every day uncertain of the future? There will be moments where you will question yourself, am I even doing the right thing? the right way? It is normal and essential for your growth. People who played competitive sports have a natural advantage here. Remember the game is first won in your head then on the pitch.
Books: ironically, books that helped me the most were the mindset books, Think and grow rich, trading for a living, 4 hour work week, the monk who sold his Ferrari..just google mindset and psychology books, most trading books are garbage. Watch and listen to people who have made it in the investing business. Ray Dalio, warren, Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn.
This is turning out to be lengthier than I anticipated so I’ll try to be brief for the remaining parts.
Brokers
You will need to open up an account with a broker. Get a broker who is regulated. Australian ones (IC Market and Pepperstone) are both legit, reliable and regulated. Do your research. I’d avoid local ones because I’ve heard stories of wide spreads and liquidity problems. International brokers have never failed me. There are plenty brokers, there is no one size fits all recommendation. If it ain’t broke..don’t fix it.
Money transfer.
All brokers accept wire transfers, you might need to call your bank to authorize that, avoid Equity bank. Stanchart and Stanbic are alright. Large withdrawals $10k+ you will have to call them prior. Get Skrill and Neteller if you don’t like banks like me, set up a Bitcoin wallet for faster withdrawals, (Payoneer and Paypal are accepted by some brokers, just check with them.)
How much money can I make..?
I hate this question because people have perceived ceilings of income in their minds, eg 1 million ksh is too much to make per month or 10,000ksh is too little. Instead, work backwards. What % return did I make this month/ on this trade. Safaricom made 19.5% last year, if you make 20% you have outperformed them. If you reach of consistency where you can make x% per month on whatever money you have, then there are no limits to how much you can make.
How much money do I need to start with..?
Zero. You have all the resources above, go forth. There are brokers who provide free bonuses and withdraw-able profits. However, to make a fulltime income you will need some serious cash. Generally, 50,000 kes. You can start lower or higher but if you need say 20k to live comfortably and that is a 10% return per month, then you can do the math on how big your account should be. Of course things like compound interest come into play but that is dependent on your skill level. I have seen people do spectacular things with very little funds.
Taxes..?
Talk to a lawyer or an accountant. I am neither.
Family? Friends?
Unfortunately, people will not understand why you spend hundreds of hours watching strangers on the internet so it is best to keep it from them. Eventually you will make it work and they will come to your corner talking about how they always knew you’d make it.
The journey will be lonely, make some trading buddies along the way. You’d be surprised at how easy it is when people are united by their circumstances (and stupidity) I have guys who are my bros from South Africa and Lebanon who I have never met but we came up together and are now homies. Join forums, ask questions and grow. That is the only way to learn. Ideally, a group of 5-10 friends committed to learning and growth is the best model. Pushing each other to grow and discovering together.
Forex is real and you can do amazing things with it. It is not a get rich quick scheme. If you want a quick guaranteed income, get a job.
And now it is 5am, fuck.
This is oversimplified and leaves out many many aspects.
Happy to answer any questions.

Forex Day Trading: 3 Mistakes To Avoid

Running a ponzi and stealing $180K, IRL.

I wanted to write a quick post in answer to the people who routinely make claims I have a history of stealing from people in my previous company and base this upon a blog they read. If you would like to discuss this further, please make a post and link it to me to engage on. I will do so as long as we deal with the facts of how a PAMM company really works.
I won't engage in circular debates where the essential point is, "I don't believe you". You don't have to - that's not how any of this works. Just fact check.

Anti-SEO:

I want to avoid Google ranking on this post. Although for my personal 'PR' it would be beneficial to aim to rank something answering claims, at some points in this some others involved in the company will not really come over in the best light. I assume it's likely these people are still involved things (Not spoke with them for 5 yrs) - It'd be unfair to rank bad PR on them.

The failure of the company was squarely due to me. Anything anyone else did either would not have happened or not have mattered if I'd done better. I do not want anything I do now to further hinder anyone.

So I will refer to names by only one letter (or number if applicable).

Ponzi Claims:

I found it strange at the time this ended up centred around the ponzi scheme side of things. There was a reasonable question to be asked and answered as to if it was a pyramid scheme. Were people signing up just to sign people up, or was there a core product of fair market value. The services sold I'd previously ran at the same sort of price point direct to market - so I felt on fairly good ground on that.
Initially I's actually been a bit excited initially, because I was a reader of the blog in question and I liked the work they'd done on pyramid schemes. I thought I'd be able to either validate I was doing things right, or learn how I should be doing them better. I never thought the ponzi side of it would take any more than a few minutes to clear up. But that was not so ...
A ponzi scheme was to all intents and purposes impossible. All of our business was done via three different brokers and all of our results publicly tracked with close to real time updates for marketing purposes. Of the three brokers we were using, two of them had good regulation. An off-shore broker had to be used for US clients, so this is the only one with any sort of question mark.
All of our results over all the brokers were almost identical (Some execution/costs variance). The two regulated brokers were under different regulators. Most, if not all, the brokers held clients funds in segregated accounts. All brokers would have to have been fully complicit in the scam - and it costs more to get regulated than there was to steal. Logically, it could not have been so.
We were using a PAMM model. This works by the client opening a brokerage account and signing a LPoA to allow trades to be copied onto their account. The LPoA grants the company no access to the funds. Money laundering laws also dictate the funds can only be redeemed to same source they were funded. PAMMs are big business. Protection of all parties is built into it, it's a well trusted model.
This should have taken no less than 5 minutes to self verify. It could not have been a ponzi.

£50,000 Fine:

That happened. Turns out if you set up a PAMM in the Netherlands and then let a bunch of people refer investment to it this is classed as running a ... I can't remember exactly and even at the time it was in Dutch so I didn't personally read it all. The underlying problem was not the model in any way. We were told at the time we basically jut had to pay £2,000 for each country we did business in.
We were global. At this time the company had neither the money to do that, or pay the fine they gave us for not having the money to do that.
My mistaken assumption was that since when you run a PAMM you are basically piggybacking off the broker's licence, all was well and good. This was true - but the problem was sourcing. Paying people to refer investment was what we were fined for when you get right down to it.

$180,000 Stolen:

This was just a headline. In many ways it's misleading. Firstly, nothing was stolen or even taken. It was lost or given away to clients who'd lost in the PAMMs that went bad. All the money lost was lost trying to get enough money to make good all the PAMMs. So it was not stolen, and there is nothing in anyway to imply that's a suitable word to use. In the blog, no explanation of that is offered.
What seems to be inferred is that this was commissions due out to clients that the company kept. Even outside the above mentioned this would be wrong. All affiliates were paid. You will not find a single one who says they were not. Further to that, of all the funds invested into the company (We'll call the company '5') somewhere in the 60 - 70% range was sourced directly by me.
Other funds were sourced by my co-founder. Investments were made through passive advertising without them being attributed to a refer. All in all, assuming we did not pay the affiliates and we had this much, $18,000 would be the number. Of the $180,000 somewhere a bit over $100,000 would have been mine. I never took that, and could not have "Stolen" it.
I don't see the point in getting super technical on everything by going through how, but the number also probably wasn't $180,000. I think this was an overestimate made in a throw away comment by my co-founder (We'll call her 'M') who was (Justifiably) extremely angry at me at the time she came up with the number and added it in a post (Of this multi paragraph post, this one line and one number was taken - if memory servers, all context was left out when the blogger cited this as stolen. Which would make sense. The post was berating me for losing the money. That didn't fit the narrative.

What Backs the Story?

Of all of the claims of wrongdoing (Apart from the fine, which is documented and true) - there is no evidence proposed for any of the claims made. All of it hinges on a story told to the blogger by one person, who was another of my co-founders 'We'll call her 'E'. E was either a late teenager or very early 20s at the time.
In the founding of 5, E was essential. Before 5 I'd been running a service selling trading signals and selling them at $5 a week subscription. I was generating a lot of business (Working all day, every day and having fun with it. Like I did here for a while, but at that time I really was marketing). 5 - 10 people a day could be signing up.
I knew nothing at all about how to structure an online business. No listing of new clients to send emails. Nothing about making membership sites with password access etc. I was working off a Wix site I made myself with no on-boarding system in place. The volume of people joining was crushing me. I could not process them and was getting a lot of PayPal disputes.
I wanted to send them the stuff. Just did not have the process to ensure this was being done. E stepped in and saved me on that. She made original 5 website (On Wordpress, I believe it was later upgraded to something else). Set up memberships payments. Automated listing. Also she suggested changing the name to what the company became. E made the work I was doing work.
After that, she had varying performance. Her gripe in the blog is she was not paid for helping to found the company. Left out of this is the fact she was not paid because she was head of marketing and we were not getting enough clients. Almost all of them coming from me hitting the DMs and signing people up the old fashioned way.
On results of trading, everything was going well (and this was my area). Things were going so well people legit through it must be a ponzi! But we did not have in-flow of clients. On this I again blame myself. I sort of assumed this would all work itself out and did not put focus on fixing problems before they became problems.
There was a lot of pressure on everyone. E got into a new romantic relationship. I think she was heavily influenced by this person (I found E to be good hearted on the whole). E and M started to get along less and less. Then E and M seemed to hate each other. It all seemed to come from nowhere, but it quickly got to the point me and M felt it was not working with E, and she thought the same.
Pretty much everything is based upon the story told to the blogger by E. As I've said before I found her to be a good heart overall and believe she was influenced into doing what she did, and would not have done it on her own gumption. Therefore I won't rip into her; but if you're reading, 'E' (Won't be lol) - that was a bit naughty, wasn't it? Little 'Economic with the truth'.

Why would the blogger post such big claims with no evidence?

People should ask themselves this on the first read through of the blog, to be fair. If you're a single source reporting on a story - tell how you know it's true. I think this mainly came down to revenge. After the ponzi thing I wrote blog line by line ripping the initial blog to bits. It was written in a very cheeky sort of tone, and what I was saying was right.
He then played, "My blog's bigger than your blog" , on which he was right.

If you think there is some smoking gun here in any way, just email the blogger and ask them how they know. What evidence were they ever given any money was stolen. There was none.

Money taken from the company:

In it's sad and drawn out end, cash on hand and assets within the company got down to around $10,000 and we were due out over 10* this to clients who I wanted to pay back. I was not bringing in new business (It seemed unethical to do until I fixed old problems - this was a miscalculation. No business was the big problem) and there was the 50K fine.
The company was essentially bankrupt. I wanted to use the remaining 10K to have one last ditch effort to re-coup losses, or randomly select clients to pay the 10K to. M didn't. At this time we fell out (Forever). I have no idea what happened to that 10K. I think M probably kept it. At the time I was livid about that - but to be honest, after all the work she did she deserved something. Losing was not her fault. To 'M' if you're reading (Won't be), I'm sorry.

What went wrong?

I was not good enough. When I got ahead I thought I was coasting. I came from a background of having nothing and as soon as I started to make a few grand I assumed I was gliding to being a millionaire. I stopped learning. Stopped improving. I never watered what I planted, and it withered and died.
I fail. Turns out you can not coast up a learning curve without ending up on your arse.

MAME 0.215

A wild MAME 0.215 appears! Yes, another month has gone by, and it’s time to check out what’s new. On the arcade side, Taito’s incredibly rare 4-screen top-down racer Super Dead Heat is now playable! Joining its ranks are other rarities, such as the European release of Capcom‘s 19XX: The War Against Destiny, and a bootleg of Jaleco’s P-47 – The Freedom Fighter using a different sound system. We’ve got three newly supported Game & Watch titles: Lion, Manhole, and Spitball Sparky, as well as the crystal screen version of Super Mario Bros. Two new JAKKS Pacific TV games, Capcom 3-in-1 and Disney Princesses, have also been added.
Other improvements include several more protection microcontrollers dumped and emulated, the NCR Decision Mate V working (now including hard disk controllers), graphics fixes for the 68k-based SNK and Alpha Denshi games, and some graphical updates to the Super A'Can driver.
We’ve updated bgfx, adding preliminary Vulkan support. There are some issues we’re aware of, so if you run into issues, check our GitHub issues page to see if it’s already known, and report it if it isn’t. We’ve also improved support for building and running on Linux systems without X11.
You can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

04531: [Sound] (segas32.cpp) f1en: Engine noise loops/resets. (Tafoid)
07025: [Graphics] (model1.cpp) vr: Graphical glitches. (O. Galibert)
07026: [Gameplay] (model1.cpp) vr: Gameplay calculation and physics issues. (O. Galibert)
07372: [Crash/Freeze] X11 Lightgun input module crashes if X11 display is not available. (George McMullen)
07437: [Gameplay] (x68k.cpp) x68000 [nemesis]: Background tiles appear in foreground in Nemesis 90 Kai. (Carl)
07438: [Graphics] (m72.cpp) imgfightj, mrheli, nspiritj: “For use in Japan” messages are not displayed correctly. (Angelo Salese)
07442: [DIP/Input] (gaelco.cpp) biomtoy, biomtoya, biomtoyb, biomtoyc, bioplayc: Lives DIP switch mis-labelled. (girosintornillos)
07444: [DIP/Input] (seta.cpp) blandia, blandiap: Lives DIP switch mis-labelled. (girosintornillos)
07445: [DIP/Input] (model2.cpp) sgt24h, overrevb: Accelerator and brake pedals are reversed. (VasiliyFamiliya)
07447: [Graphics] (cninja.cpp) cninja and clones: Incorrect graphical priorities between level 4 bosses. (Ivan Vangelista)
07448: [Gameplay] (taito_z.cpp) sci, scia, scij, scin, sciu: Shifting gears activates turbo. (girosintornillos)
07452: [Crash/Freeze] (eprom.cpp) eprom, eprom2: The control test will not load. (AJR)
07454: [Plugins] (dooyong.cpp) flytiger: Use of high score plugin causes incorrect attract mode behaviour. (Carl)
07456: [Crash/Freeze] (segas16b.cpp) eswat: Emulator crashes with segmentation fault. (smf)
07457: [DIP/Input] (m107.cpp) dsoccr94: Coin 3 and coin 4 inputs are mapped incorrectly. (MetalGod)
07463: [DIP/Input] (mystwarr.cpp) metamrph and clones, viostorm and clones: Coin 3 and 4 inputs are not connected. (Zach S.)
07465: [Crash/Freeze] (interpro.cpp) ip2000: Emulator crashes if mouse is moved during startup. (Patrick Mackinlay)
07469: [Graphics] (vboy.cpp) vboy: Sprite elements are cut off on the right. (Robbbert)

New working machines

Capcom 3-in-1 (1942, Commando, Ghosts'n Goblins) (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) (29 MAR 2005 B) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
China H Computer Company H-01B [zzemu]
Disney Princesses (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
Game & Watch: Lion [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Manhole (gold) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Spitball Sparky [algestam, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Motorola MEK6800D1 [68bit]
Motorola Micro Chroma 68 [68bit]
Super Dead Heat [Phil Bennett, David Haywood]

New working clones

19XX: The War Against Destiny (Euro 960104) [redsupra, smf]
Beastorizer (USA, Jun 21 1997) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
Bomberman (Version 6.6) [caius, The Dumping Union]
Buggy Boy/Speed Buggy (cockpit, rev. B) [pacman70, Asayuki]
Dragon Breed (Japan, M72 PCB version) [Jorge Silva]
Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. (crystal screen) [algestam, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Hard Head (bootleg, set 3) [jordigahan, Heckler, ClawGrip]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM V (prototype) [CB-Emu]
Megatouch III Turnier Edition (9255-30-50 R0F, Bi-Lingual GEENG version) [Kevin Eshbach, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (World, bootleg) [jordigahan, Heckler, ClawGrip]

Machines promoted to working

Fidelity Electronics Phantom Chess Challenger [Sandro Ronco]
NCR Decision Mate V [Sandro Ronco, rfka01]
Pacific Educational Systems VPU-01 Speech box [Robbbert]
Radio Shack TRS-80 DT-1 [Robbbert]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

Advance Bright Ltd Ping Pong / Table Tennis / Super Ping Pong (PP1100, ABL TV Game) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Conny TV Virtual Tennis [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
El Dorado [TeamEurope]
The Flintstones (LX-3) [PinMAME]
Care Bears TV Games (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
Kursaal Darts [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
Litek Information Systems LMS46-V9 [Don Maslin Archive, AJR]
Research Inc. Teleray Model 10 [Bitsavers]
Rollamatic 5-Line Special (Barcrest) (MPU3) [Darran, The Dumping Union]
TaiKee Rockstar Guitar / Guitar Rock (PAL) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Terrific Lake [PinMAME]
Top Sound (French) [PinMAME]
Play Vision Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Play Vision, Plug and Play, UK) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Vortex (Island Design) [unknown]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

386 motherboards using a OPTi 82C495SLC chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the ALi M1419 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the CS8230 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the MX83C305(A)(FC)/MX83C05(A)(FC) chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the OPTi 82C381 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the OPTi 82C391 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the SiS Rabbit chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the UMC UM82C481AF chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the UMC UM82C491F + UM82C493F chipset or BIOTEQ equivalents [rfka01]
386 motherboard using the UMC UM82C491F chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the ALi M1217 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the OPTi 82C283 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the OPTi 82C291 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the SCAMPSX chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the ALi 1487/1489 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the OPTi OPTi 82C392, 82C493 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the SiS 85C471/85C407 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the UMC UM8498F, UM8496F chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the UMC UM8886/UM8881 chipset [rfka01]
Abit AB-PB4 [rfka01]
Abit AB-PW4 [rfka01]
Alaris Cougar [rfka01]
Alaris RYC LEOPARD LX [rfka01]
Alaris Tornado 2 [rfka01]
AMI Mark V Baby Screamer [rfka01]
ANIX CH-386S-16/20/25G [rfka01]
Aquarius System (ASI) MB-4D33/50NR [rfka01]
Asus ISA-486SV2 [rfka01]
AUVA TAM/25-P2 M31720P [rfka01]
Bank Robbery (Ver. 1.23) [Siftware]
Biostar MB-1340UCQ-B [rfka01]
Chaintech 333SC [rfka01]
Chaintech 486SLE M106 4SLE-Z1 [rfka01]
Chaintech ELT-286B-160B(E) [rfka01]
Chicony CH-491E [rfka01]
Daewoo AL486V-D Rev:1.1 [rfka01]
Derby Owners Club World Edition (Rev A) [Fluffy]
Diamond Flower, Inc. (DFI) 486-CCV [rfka01]
DTK Computer PPM-3333P [rfka01]
DTK PKM-0038S aka Gemlight GMB-486SG [rfka01]
Elitegroup Computer Systems FX-3000 REV1.0 [rfka01]
Elitegroup ELT-386SX-160BE [rfka01]
Elitegroup UC4913 REV:1.1 [rfka01]
Elitegroup UC4915 A AIO [rfka01]
Elitegroup UM486/UM486sx [rfka01]
Elitegroup UM486V-AIO [rfka01]
First International Computer 4386-VC-HD [rfka01]
First International Computer 4386-VC-V [rfka01]
First International Computer 486-GIO-VT2 [rfka01]
Fujitsu FM-Towns (Model 1 / 2) [r09]
GENOA TurboExpress 486 VL [rfka01]
GES 9051N-386C VER -0.01 [rfka01]
Gigabyte GA-486VF [rfka01]
Gigabyte GA-486VS [rfka01]
LuckyStar LS-486E Rev:C [rfka01]
Micro-Express Inc. Forex 386 Cache [rfka01]
MORSE KP 386SX V2.21 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4125 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4138 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4144 [rfka01]
Octek Hawk [rfka01]
Octek Hippo COM [rfka01]
Octek Hippo DCA2 [rfka01]
Octek Hippo VL+ [rfka01]
Octek Panther II [rfka01]
Olivetti M21 [rfka01]
OPTi OPTi 386WB VER.1.0 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M216 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M396F [rfka01]
PC-Chips M912 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M915i [rfka01]
Peacock 386sx Ver. 2.0 motherboard SCsxAIO [rfka01]
Peacock PCK 486 DX [rfka01]
Philips PCD204 (PCD200 series) [rfka01]
Pine PT-319A [rfka01]
Pine Technology PT-430 [rfka01]
Pine Technology PT-432b aka SR-M401-A [rfka01]
PROTECH PM486PU-S7 [rfka01]
QDI PX486P3 [rfka01]
QDI V4P895P3/SMT V5.0 [rfka01]
QD-U386DX VER 1.0 [rfka01]
Sanyo MBC-18NB [rfka01]
See-Thru Sto486Wb aka AUVA Cam-33-P2 [rfka01]
Shuttle 386SX REV 2.0A [rfka01]
Shuttle Computer International HOT-433 [rfka01]
TD60C [rfka01]
TD70A and TD70AN [rfka01]
TD70N [rfka01]
Termtek TK-635 [nextvolume, Dirk Best]
UNICHIP 386W 367C REV 1.0 [rfka01]
UNICHIP 486 WB 4407 REV 1.0 [rfka01]
unknown 286 AT clones (HT18/C chipset) [rfka01]
Via 4386 VIO / Highscreen universal board [rfka01]
Vintage Sprite SM 486-50USC [rfka01]
Vs. Super Mario Bros. (bootleg with Z80, set 3) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
ZIDA Tomato board 4DPS [rfka01]

New working software list additions

apple2_flop_clcracked: Balancing Act (cleanly cracked), Fractions: Basic Skills (cleanly cracked), Fractions: Subtraction (cleanly cracked), The Haunted Palace (cleanly cracked), Statistics (Version 3.3) (cleanly cracked), Whole Numbers: Multiplication (cleanly cracked), The World's Greatest Baseball Game (Enhanced Version) (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_orig: Alibi, American Government (Micro Learningware), Apple Stellar Invaders, Battlefront, Beach Landing, Carriers at War, The Coveted Mirror, Crime Stopper, Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Volume Three, Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Volume Two, Decisive Battles of the Civil War: Volume One, Dogfight II, Europe Ablaze, Galactic Wars, Gauntlet, Ghostbusters, Go (Hayden), Guderian, Halls of Montezuma, The Haunted Palace, I, Damiano, Leisure Suit Larry in The Land of The Lounge Lizards, The Mask of the Sun (Version 2.1), MacArthur's War, Muppet Learning Keys: The Muppet Discovery Disk, Oil Rig, Panzer Battles, Pulsar ][, Questprobe featuring Spider-Man, Reach For The Stars (Version 1.0), Reach For The Stars (Version 2.0), Reach For The Stars (Version 3.0), Reversal, Russia, Sherlock Holmes in Another Bow, Simultaneous Linear Equations, Space Kadet, Tapper, Ulysses and the Golden Fleece, Vaults of Zurich, Winter Games [4am, Firehawke]
fmtowns_cd: CG Syndicate Vol. 1 - Lisa Northpoint, CubicSketch V1.1 L10, New Horizon CD Learning System II - English Course 1, Shanghai, Space Museum, TownsSOUND V1.1 L20, Z's Triphony DigitalCraft Towns [redump.org, r09]
hp9825b_rom: 9885/9895 ROM for 9825, 9885 ROM for 9825, Matrix ROM for 9825, SSS mass storage ROM [F.Ulivi]
ibm5150: Action Service (Smash16 release) (3.5"), International Karate, Italy '90 Soccer, Joe Blade (Smash16 release), Out Run (Kixx release), Starflight [ArcadeShadow]
ibm5170: Corridor 7: Alien Invasion, Links - The Challenge of Golf (5.25"HD) [ArcadeShadow]
midi_flop: Dansbandshits nr 3 (Sweden) [FakeShemp]
vz_snap: Ace of Aces, Adventure, Airstrip, Arkaball v1, Arkaball v2, Arrgh, Assembly Language for Beginners, Asteroids, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Backgammon, Backgammon Instructions, Battleships v1, Battleships v2, Bezerk, Binary Tape Copier v1.0, Bomber, Breakproof File Copier, Bust Out, Camel, Card Andy, Casino Roulette v1, Casino Roulette v2, Catch, Challenger, Chasm Capers, Check Disk, Checkers, Chess, Circus, Compgammon, Computer Learjet, Concentration, Cos Res, Craps, Crash, Curses, Dawn Patrol, Decoy v1, Decoy v2, Defence Penetrator, Dig Out, Disassembler v2, Disassemmbler v1, Disk Copier, Disk Copy V2.0, Disk Editor-Assembler V6.0X, Disk Menu, Disk Ops 4, Disk Sector Editor v1, Disk Sector Editor v2, Dog Fight, Dracula's Castle, The Dynasty Derby, Editor-Assembler V.1.2, Editor-Assembler V.1.2B, Electric Tunnel, Electronic Blackjack, Extended DOS V1.3, Extended VZ Basic V2.5, Factory, Fastdisk V1.0, Fastdisk V1.1, Fastdisk V1.2, Fastdisk V1.2 demo, Filesearch 2.0, Filesearch V2.0, Formula One v1, Formula One v2, Formula Uno, Frog, Galactic Invasion, Galactic Raiders, Galactic Trade, Galaxon, Game Instructions, Ghost Blasters, Ghost Hunter (hacked), Ghost Hunter instructions, Ghost Hunter v1, Ghost Hunter v2, Golf, Grand Prix, Grave Digger, Gunfight, Hamburger Sam, Hangman v1, Hangman v3, Hangman v4, Hex Maths, Hex Utilities, The High Mountains, High Scores, Hoppy v1, Hoppy v2, Hunt the Wumpus, Instructions for Asteroid Dodge, Instructions for Invaders, Instructions for Ladder Challenge, Invaders v1, Invaders v2, Inventory, Kamikaze Invaders, Key Hunt, Knights and Dragons, Ladder Challenge, Laser, Laser Pong, Lunar Lander, Mad Max VI, Madhouse, Mars Patrol, Mastermind, Match Box, Match Box Instructions, Maths Armada, Maze Generator, Meat Pies, Melbourne Cup, Meteor, Missile Attack, Missile Command v1, Missile Command v2, Missing Number, Moon, Moon Lander, Moonlander, Moving Targets, Number Sequence, Number Slide, Othello, Othello Instructions, Painter v1, Painter v2, Painter v3, Panik, Panik Instructions, Penguin, Planet Patrol, Poker Machine, Punch v1, Punch v2, Pursuit, The Quest, The Return of Defense Command, Rocket Command, Shootout, Space, Space Ram, Space Station Defender, Space Vice, Star Blaster, Submarine, Super Snake, Super Snake Trapper, The Ten Commandments, Tennis v1, Tennis v2, Tone Generator, Totaliser Derby, Tower, Triffids 2040 AD, Twisting Road, VZ 200-300 Diskette Monitor, VZ Panik, VZ cave, VZ-200 Cup, Vzetris, Worm, Write a Story [Robbbert]

Software list items promoted to working

dmv: MS-DOS v2.11 HD, MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt 2), MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt 3), MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt), Z-Com v2.0 HD [Sandro Ronco, rfka01]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

ekara_japan_a: A-3 Pichi Pichi Pitch vol.3 (Japan) [David Haywood, Sean Riddle]
evio: Anime Mix 1, Chisako Takashima Selection, evio Challenge!, evio Selection 02, evio Selection 03, Hard Soul 1, I Love Classic 1, Pure Kiss 1 [David Haywood, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime, Sean Riddle]
fmtowns_cd:
- Debian GNU/Linux 1.3.1 with Debian-JP Packages, Debian GNU/Linux 2.0r2 with Hamm-JP [akira_2020, Tokugawa Corporate Forums, r09]
- Air Warrior V1.2, Fujitsu Habitat V2.1L10, Hyper Media NHK Zoku Kiso Eigo - Dai-3-kan, Nobunaga no Yabou - Sengoku Gun'yuuden, Taito Chase H.Q. (Demo), TownsFullcolor V2.1 L10, Video Koubou V1.4 L10 [redump.org, r09]
leapfrog_ltleappad_cart: Baby's First Words (USA), Disney Pooh Loves You! (USA), If I were... (USA) [ClawGrip, TeamEurope]

Source Changes

ins8250: Only clear transmitter holding register empty interrupt on reading IIR if it’s the highest priority pending interrupt. [68bit]
bus/ss50/mps2.cpp: Connected RS-232 control lines. [68bit]
machine/ie15.cpp: Cleaned up RS-232 interface. [68bit]
bus/rs232: Delay pushing initial line state to reset time. [68bit]
bus/rs232/null_modem.cpp: Added configuration option for DTR flow control. [68bit]
tv990.cpp: Improved cursor position calculation. [68bit]
tilemap.cpp: Improved assert conditions, fixing tilemap viewer, mtrain and strain in debug builds. [AJR]
spbactn.cpp: Use raw screen timing parameters for spbactn. [AJR]
laz_aftrshok.cpp: Added aftrshok DIP switch documentation from the manual. [AJR]
ELAN RISC II updates: [AJR]
- Identified CPU type used by vreadere as ePG3231.
- Added preliminary port I/O handlers and callbacks.
- Added stub handlers and state variables for interrupt controller, timers, synthesizer, UART and SPI.
- Fixed TBRD addressing of external data memory.
- Fixed calculation of carry flag for normal adder operations.
- Implemented multi-byte carry/borrow for applicable registers.
- Implemented signed multiplication option.
- Added internal stack buffer for saving PCH during calls/interrupts.
alpha68k_n.cpp: Replaced sstingry protection simulation with microcontroller emulation. [AJR]
sed1330: Implemented character drawing from external ROM, fixed display on/off command, and fixed screen area definition. [AJR]
tlcs90: Separated TMP90840 and TMP90844 disassemblers. [AJR]
z180 updates: [AJR]
- Split Z180 device into subtypes; HD647180X now implements internal PROM, RAM and parallel ports.
- Added internal clock dividers adjust CPU clocks in many drivers to compensate.
- Reduced logical address width to 16 bits.
h8: Made debug PC adjustment and breakpoints actually work. [AJR]
subsino2.cpp: Added save state support and cleaned up code a little. [AJR]
gaelco.cpp: Adjusted bigkarnk YM3812 clock so pitch matches reference recording. [AJR]
stadhero.cpp: Made stadhero stage music selection and various other things more random. [AJR]
acorn_vib: Made ACIA transmit/receive clocks selectable using MC14411. [AJR]
hitme.cpp: Renamed m21 to mirco21 to resolve name collision. [AJR]
Emulated ADC0804 and added device to various drivers (fixes “WRONG CONTROL IO” in citybomb service mode). [AJR]
tmnt.cpp: Added glfgreat analog controls and ADC, and removed spurious fourth button. [AJR]
megasys1.cpp: Added p47b ADPCM sample playback using additional Z80. [AJR]
cps1.cpp, segas16b.cpp: Fixed unsafe bitmap usage in video update routines that could cause memory corruption. [AJR]
bus/isa: Added Music Quest PC MIDI Card. [AJR, VOGONS Vintage Driver Library]
rd100.cpp: Added preliminary keyboard inputs. [AJR]
Separated V50/V53 common peripherals and former device from V33 base, and add V40 type for future use. [AJR]
m72.cpp: Fixed sample-related communications on 8751-protected games. [AJR]
Added Fujitsu FR disassembler and skeleton CPU device. [AJR]
hvyunit.cpp: Fix hvyunit coin counters. [AJR]
hh_sm510.cpp: Re-scanned gnw_mmouse display. [algestam]
snes.cpp: Change screen resolution for pseudo-hires mode, and run HDMA at vertical position zero. [AmatCoder]
- Fixes graphics in Judge Dredd and Vortex.
alpha68k.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Added opaque tile support for V board (fixes title screen clipping effects for Sky Adventure).
- Removed hack for priest priority in Sky Adventure level 1 as this is an original game bug.
- Merged sprite drawing code with SNK 68k sprite device.
- Simulated screen banking for Gold Medalist starter pistol shot on dash events.
- Fixed missing status bar and “start/hurry up” graphics for player 1 in Gold Medalist.
- Removed unemulated protection flag from Gold Medalist clones.
alpha68k.cpp, snk68.cpp: Moved palette code to a common device using the same scheme as the Neo Geo palette. [Angelo Salese]
- Produces more accurate colors, especially visible on dithered backgrounds.
markham.cpp: Improved Strength & Skill master interrupt firing and row scroll (fixes missing sprites regression in stages 2 and 3). [Angelo Salese]
Synchronized with upstream GENie, bx, bgfx and bimg. [Belegdol]
Fixed Visual Studio 2019 build issues. [Belegdol]
Switched Travis CI build to Xcode 11. [Belegdol]
Build bgfx with OpenGL ES rather than OpenGL when building without X11 on Linux and BSD. [Belegdol]
ay8910.cpp: Converted Sunsoft 5B 6630B sound hardware to a device. [cam900]
nmk16spr.cpp: Converted NMK 16-bit sprite hardware to a device. [cam900]
- Implemented priority drawing and sprite limits, and added notes.
- Adapted nmk16.cpp and powerins.cpp to use new device.
powerins.cpp: Derived clocks from crystals present on boards and added raw screen timing parameters. [cam900]
ninjaw.cpp, warriorb.cpp: Added subwoofer and corrected sound routing. [cam900]
mos6581.cpp: Added save state support. [cam900]
sid.cpp, sidenvel.cpp, sidvoice.cpp: Improved save state support and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ymf278b.cpp: Implemented FM DO2 output scaling. [cam900]
ymf262.cpp: Added notes. [cam900]
tmap038.cpp: Converted 038 tilemap generator chip to a device. [cam900]
- Adapted cave.cpp and mcatadv.cpp to use the new device, and cleaned up code.
mcatadv.cpp: Fixed tilemap flicker when debugging functionality is enabled. [cam900]
argus.cpp: Fix repeated spelling error in comments. [cam900]
megasys1.cpp: Fixed missing semicolon. [Christian Groessler]
gamate.cpp: Made initial RAM fill better match hardware power-up state. [Christian Groessler]
audio/irem.cpp: Fixed a number of kidniki audio issues. [Couriersud]
- Added jumper J4 as a compile-time option, fixed a number of resistor and capacitor values, and fixed a barrier.
Netlist system updates: [Couriersud]
- Added support for line markers to the netlist preprocessor and parser.
- Added include processing to the netlist preprocessor, and reorganised plib code so this can be better utilised.
- Simplified netlist library code and improved performance.
- Moved netlists out of driver sources and organised netlists according to functionality.
- Added an extended validation mode to nltool for identifying certain kinds of issues.
- Removed some hints from pong now that performance has improved..
chelnov.cpp: Added microcontroller dump for chelnov and hooked it up, replacing simulation. [Dirk Best, TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
- Programs for other regions created by patching the dumped World region microcontroller program.
firetrap.cpp: Add microcontroller dump for firetrap and hook it up, replacing simulation. [Dirk Best, TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
- Program for US region created by patching the dumped Japan region microcontroller program.
i8251.cpp, pit8253.cpp, isa/ega.cpp, isa/mda.cpp: Modernized debug logging. [Edström]
m6801.cpp: Added more logging and reduced unnecessary serial transmit output updates. [Edström]
mc6845.cpp: Added more logging and reduced warning spam at startup when register values are inconsistent. [Edström]
isa/mda.cpp: Added Ericsson Monochrome HR Graphics Board 1070. [Edström]
Moved Ericsson PC from pc.cpp to new source file eispc.cpp and added serial keyboard. [Edström]
hp9825.cpp: Added support for external ROM cartridges to HP9825B and HP9825T. [F.Ulivi]
hp9885.cpp: Added missing postamble when writing sectors on disk. [F.Ulivi]
Lua engine updates: [feos]
- Added callback after a batch of sound samples are generated.
- Greatly reduced compiler memory usage by adding user type members after construction.
Always re-generate version.cpp if top-level makefile changes. [feos]
Start AVI recording after devices have been started so initial screen refresh rate is used rather than fixed 60 Hz. [feos]
goldstar.cpp: Decrypted pkrmast and its clone. [Ioannis Bampoulas, Ivan Vangelista]
goldstar.cpp: Decrypted super972. [Ivan Vangelista]
squale.cpp: Connected the EF9365 video controller IRQ output to the 6809 IRQ input for Apollo 7 Squale. [Jean-François DEL NERO]
wd_fdc.cpp: Improved interrupt request reset logic based on WD1772 and VG93 (1793 clone) decaps. [MetalliC]
Fixed clang compilation error on targets where stream size is larger than long int. [Nathan Woods]
model1.cpp: Fixed issues with TGP interface emulation. [O. Galibert]
emumem_het.cpp, emumem_heu.cpp: Hold additional reference for in-flight handlers (fixes MT07456). [O. Galibert, smf]
apple3.cpp: Corrected number row key layout (fixes pasting and natural keyboard mode). [pahandav]
ppcdrc.cpp, sh2.cpp, sh4.cpp: Fixed issues causing fast RAM accesses to bypass the debugger. [Phil Bennett]
tms34020: Implement SETCDP and CLIP opcodes. [Priit Laes]
apple2gs.cpp: Allow slot interrupt requests to be dispatched. [R. Belmont, Peter Ferrie]
apple3.cpp: Suppress $C800 switching on debugger accesses. [R. Belmont, Rob Justice]
osd/sdl: Added support for RRGGBB00 pixel format used by ARM Mali GPUs. [R. Belmont]
fmtowns_cd.xml updates: [r09]
- Replaced a number of entries with better dumps from the redump.org database.
- Added parent/clone relationships for Windows 3.1 revisions.
- Updated the list of missing dumps.
fmtowns.cpp updates: [r09]
- Removed SCSI controller from first-generation models and the Marty as these machines lack it.
- Corrected CPU types for FM-Towns II SJ and FM-Towns II MX.
- Corrected user-selectable RAM size options.
- Mapped packed video RAM at 0x00b00000 for 386SX-based models (fixes graphical issues on FM-Towns II UX and FM-Towns Marty).
- Configured FM-Towns Marty with one floppy drive and 2 MB of RAM.
- Fixed crashes when 1 MB ROM or a single floppy drive is selected.
- Dumped and added ROMs from a first-generation FM-Towns Model 2.
hcd62121: Implemented exclusive OR with indirect addressing. [Ricardo Barreira]
- Used by cfx9850 for zoom menu in graph mode.
cfx9850.cpp: Corrected RAM size to 32 kB and added mirroring. [Ricardo Barreira]
super80.cpp, super80_cass.xml: Fine-tuned software compatibility flags. [Robbbert]
Removed unnecessary offset attribute from some software lists. [Robbbert]
trs80dt1: Added RS-232 and Centronics parallel ports, and promoted to working. [Robbbert]
pes.cpp: Modernised and cleaned up code, and fixed regressions caused by years of neglect. [Robbbert]
mkit09.cpp: Improved inputs for mkit09a and got it to start and run. [Robbbert]
Added covers to images that can be displayed in system selection UI. [Robbbert]
imagedev/avivideo.cpp: Added an image device to provide looping uncompressed AVI frames as input. [Ryan Holtz]
vino.cpp: Adapted to support both avivideo_image_device and picture_image_device. [Ryan Holtz]
cdi.cpp: Switched SERVO and SLAVE microcontrollers to use the correct device type with internal memory maps. [Ryan Holtz]
snes.cpp updates:
- Added clock divider for original Super FX chip (fixes game speed in Star Fox, Stunt Race FX, Vortex, and others). [Ryan Holtz]
- Corrected video RAM size to 64 kB (fixes graphics in Yoshi’s Island and possibly others). [Ryan Holtz, byuu]
- Fixed PPU background layer drawing based on higan ppu-fast. [Ryan Holtz, byuu]
- Adjusted horizontal blanking timing interval to the most common case (fixes off-by-one parallax in Yoshi’s Island). [byuu]
supracan.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Implemented sprite-to-sprite masking.
- Removed sound CPU boot hack and fixed sound CPU reset/halt behavior.
- Implemented controller input shift register protocol and removed non-existent parallel inputs in main CPU memory space.
- Removed non-existent player 3 and player 4 inputs.
- Added save status support and converted logging to use logmacro.h.
bgfx: Do texture format conversion via a full-screen GPU pass. [Ryan Holtz]
screen: Added support for changing horizontal width mid-frame and hooked it up to the SNES driver. [Ryan Holtz]
- Fixes dkongcu intro and others.
bus/dmv: Added K012 and C3282 hard disk interfaces. [Sandro Ronco]
netlist: Fixed issue with 1×1 matrix (affected gamemachine.cpp and breakout.cpp systems). [Tafoid]
Converted osd_printf_* family of functions to use util::string_format semantics. [Vas Crabb]
minimaws: Added support for identifying ROM/disk dumps on command line or through web UI. [Vas Crabb]
srcclean: Improved handling of some kinds of C preprocessor abuse. [Vas Crabb]
Improved performance of makedep.py, reducing the time taken to bootstrap a SOURCES= build. [Vas Crabb]
apple2_flop_orig.xml: Replaced Drol with new working dump. [4am, Firehawke]
m72.cpp Dumped 8751 microcontrollers for airduelm72 and dbreedm72j, replacing simulation. [Caius, Jorge Silva, TeamEurope, The Dumping Union]
wardner.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for the Wardner set, and added PCB locations to all sets. [Brian Troha]
playch10.cpp: Corrected BIOS PPU ROM loading. [brizzo]
rbmk.cpp: Decapped and dumped AT89C51 microcontroller for rbspm. [Caps0ff, EdHunter]
lucky37.cpp: Decapped and dumped microcontrollers for lucky21, lucky21d and lucky37. [Caps0ff, TeamEurope]
changyu.cpp: Decapped and dumped microcontroller for changyu2. [Caps0ff, TeamEurope]
lwings.cpp: Measured CPU clock and video timings on an original sectionz PCB. [Corrado Tomaselli]
exedexes.cpp: Measured CPU clocks and video timings, and verified sound chip clocks. [Corrado Tomaselli]
sidepckt.cpp: Corrected ROM labels and added PCB locations. [Corrado Tomaselli, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
nmk16.cpp: Re-dumped the tile graphics ROM for Macross II (Korea). [Darksoft, hammy]
chihiro.cpp, naomi.cpp: Improved software documentation, particularly title consistency. [f205v]
Added MIDI floppy software list to some IBM PC drivers. [FakeShemp]
bus/ata: Added skeleton PleXCombo PX-320A DVD/CD-RW Drive device. [Firmware HQ]
gsword.cpp: Measured microcontroller clocks for gsword. [Guru]
dec8.cpp: Verified all clocks for Ghostbusters. [Guru]
lwings.cpp: Measured main CPU clock on a bootleg sectionza PCB. [Guru]
m90.cpp: Updated documentation and IC locations. [hammy]
aristmk5.cpp: Fixed error in cashcatnz layout. [Heihachi_73]
spartanxtec.cpp: Added some IC locations, and added placeholders for undumped PLDs. [jordigahan]
galivan.cpp: Re-dumped dangarj audio CPU ROMs. [Layer]
triforce.cpp: Re-dumped “Triforce DIMM Updater (3.17) (GDT-0011)” to replace previous bad dump. [MajorPBX]
seta.cpp: Switched jjsquawk to use three buttons (third button is used in the sound test). [Mike Moffitt]
Fixed building with GCC versions that report a non-numeric version suffix. [MoochMcGee]
at.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Added ht12a BIOS option head12a01.
- Added at386sx BIOS options dell386sx, a3286a3886, ald93c308, intel and v514.
- Added ct386sx BIOS options m345000, dtk386sx and solutions.
- Added at386 BIOS options ssbc386at, opwb, 386atj7, vt386vt, l8949, acer310, kmxc02, frx521, frxs3b, 495sx, eemi and topcat.
- Added alim1429 BIOS options revb, alim142901, alim142902 and asaki.
- Added frxc402 BIOS option frximp.
- Added opti495xlc BIOS options op82c495xlc and mao13.
- Added hot409 BIOS option hot409v11.
- Sorted systems by chipset and motherboard, and updated comments, including RAM and cache information.
dec0.cpp: Decapped and dumped the 8751 microcontroller for Dragonninja (Japan revision 1). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
karnov.cpp: Verified the Atomic Runner (Japan) 8751 microcontroller dump. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
segas16b.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation with dumped program for Altered Beast (set 6) (8751 317-0076). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
dec8.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for The Real Ghostbusters sets. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
firetrap.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for Fire Trap (US). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
karnov.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for Chelnov - Atomic Runner (US). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
segas16a.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation code with program dump for the Quartet sets. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
segas16b.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation with program dump for Dynamite Dux (set 1) (8751 317-0095). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Unionn]
pc98.xml, svi318_cass.xml: Corrected some spelling errors in titles and labels. [Zoë Blade]
Updated comments, and corrected spelling, grammar and typographical errors in comments and documentation. [Zoë Blade]

MAME 0.214

With the end of September almost here, it’s time to see what goodies MAME 0.214 delivers. This month, we’ve got support for five more Nintendo Game & Watch titles (Fire, Flagman, Helmet, Judge and Vermin), four Chinese computers from the 1980s, and three Motorola CPU evaluation kits. Cassette support has been added or fixed for a number of systems, the Dragon Speech Synthesis module has been emulated, and the Dragon Sound Extension module has been fixed. Acorn Archimedes video, sound and joystick support has been greatly improved.
On the arcade side, remaining issues in Capcom CPS-3 video emulation have been resolved and CD images have been upgraded to CHD version 5, Sega versus cabinet billboard support has been added to relevant games, and long-standing issues with music tempo in Data East games have been worked around.
Of course, you can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

00130: [Sound] (darkseal.cpp) darkseal: When using your weapon, the music speed increases. (AJR)
00389: [Sound] (cbuster.cpp) cbuster: The music tempo increases up when the flamethrower is used. (AJR)
02108: [Sound] (vaportra.cpp) vaportra, vaportrau, kuhga: Music tempo changes when firing. (AJR)
03635: [Gameplay] (igspoker.cpp) cpoker, cpokert: Games freezing during play. (Roberto Fresca)
05802: [DIP/Input] (pk8020.cpp) korvet, neiva, kontur: Keyboard does not work! (Robbbert)
06205: [Graphics] (snes.cpp) snes [pilotwinu,pilotwinj]: Upper part of the screen image repeated. (AmatCoder)
06486: [Side-by-side] (a2600.cpp) a2600: Initial stack pointer value for the M6507 (6502) is incorrect. (MoochMcGee)
06901: [Crash/Freeze] (snes.cpp) snes [jdredd and clones]: Judge Dredd (all regions) stops working after title screen. (AmatCoder)
07405: [Sound] (dragon.cpp) dragon32, dragon64, dragon64h, dragon200, dragon200e: Dragon Sound Extention module is silent. (AJR)
07408: [Plugins] “autofire” plugin is not working properly. (Nathan Woods)
07412: [Crash/Freeze] (vgmplay.cpp) vgmplay [chaotixju_md]: Crash when attempting to play Sega 32X audio pack. (cam900)
07413: [Crash/Freeze] (exidy440.cpp) yukon, yukon1: The games crash or get stuck during the initial checks. (AJR)
07416: [Graphics] (legionna.cpp) denjinmk: Broken backgrounds in two game endings. (Angelo Salese)
07419: [Crash/Freeze] (snes.cpp) snes [firemenu, firemenj]: Screen remains black and game doesn’t start. (AmatCoder)
07425: [Misc.] (mac.cpp) macplus: Option/Command key positions swapped (U.S. PC keyboard). (R. Belmont)
07426: [Misc.] (mac.cpp) maciici: Non-matching Option key positions (U.S. PC keyboard). (R. Belmont)
07427: [Crash/Freeze] (arkanoid.cpp) arkgcbl, arkgcbla, arkangc2, arkbloc2, arkbloc3, block2, paddle2: Crash on start. (Robbbert)
07430: [Graphics] (nes.cpp) ultstunt and clones: Introduction screens and playfield are corrupted. (AJR)

New working machines

China Jiangmen Computer Equipment Factory H-01 JCE [zzemu]
China State-owned 830 Factory NF500A [zzemu]
Draw Poker (Joker Poker V.01) [Roberto Fresca TeamEurope]
Game & Watch: Fire (silver) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Flagman [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Helmet (Rev. 2) [algestam, hap, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Judge (green) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Vermin [algestam, hap, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Motorola MEK6802D3 [68bit]
Motorola MEK6802D4 [68bit]
Motorola MEK6802D5 [68bit]
Nanjing Computer Factory Zi Jin I [zzemu]
Novag Super Sensor IV [hap, Berger, Achim]
SciSys / Philidor Software Chess Champion: Mark V [hap, Berger]
SciSys Kasparov Turbostar 432 [hap, anonymous]
Urachacha Mudaeri (Korea) [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]

New working clones

Birdie Try (Japan revision 2, revision 1 MCU) [TeamEurope, Guru]
China HKC HKC 8800A [zzemu]
Fidelity Electronics Excel 68000 Mach II (rev. C+, set 2) [Berger]
Game & Watch: Balloon Fight (crystal screen) [algestam, hap, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Gouketsuji Ichizoku (Japan, prototype) [twistedsymphony]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto ESB II [Berger, Achim]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto III (ver. B) [Berger, Achim]
Kuri Kinton (US, World Games license) [coolmod, The Dumping Union]
Novag Constellation 3.6MHz (set 1) [hap, Berger, Achim]
Novag Constellation 3.6MHz (set 2) [Berger]
Novag Constellation Quattro [hap, anonymous]
Novag Savant II [Berger, Achim]
Pac Man (U.G. bootleg of Puck Man) [f205v]
Psyvariar -Medium Unit- (V2.02O 2000/02/22 13:00) [rtw]
Raiden Fighters (Greece) [Sergio Galiano, Recreativos Piscis]
SciSys / Philidor Software Chess Champion: Mark VI/Philidor [hap, Berger, anonymous]
Venture (version 5 set 2, bootleg) [f205v]

Machines promoted to working

Unior [Robbbert]

Clones promoted to working

Champion Poker (v101) [Roberto Fresca]
Champion Poker (v201F) [Roberto Fresca]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 1) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 2) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 3) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 4) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lovely Cards (encrypted) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
New Lucky 8 Lines (set 10, W-4, encrypted NEC D315-5136) [Grull Osgo]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

Alpha Micro AM-1000 [Bitsavers]
Cablenet 2039 Controller [Al Kossow, Bitsavers]
Maldaliza [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]
VTech Genius Leader Select [TeamEurope, The Dumping Union]
Wully Bully [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

286 motherboards with 5-chip SUNTAC chipset [rfka01]
286 motherboards with 5-chip VLSI chipset [rfka01]
286 motherboards with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
386 Motherboard using the Forex FRX46C402 + FRX46C411 + SiS 85C206 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboard using the Symphony chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using a OPTi 82C495XLC chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the ALi M1429 A1 and M1431 A2 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards with a FOREX FRX46C402/FRX36C300/SIS85C206 chipset [rfka01]
386 SC Rev A2 [rfka01]
386-4N-D04A (UMC chipset) [rfka01]
Asus ISA-386C [rfka01]
Asus ISA-386U30 REV.2.2 [rfka01]
AUVA COMPUTER, INC. BAM/12-S2 [rfka01]
AUVA VIP-M21502A BAM16-A0 [rfka01]
BI-025C HT-12 286 (HT12/A chipset) [rfka01]
Biostar MB-1212C [rfka01]
CDTEK 286 motherboard with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
CMP enterprise CO.LTD. 286 motherboard [rfka01]
DFI 386-20.REV0 [rfka01]
DTK PEM 2539 [rfka01]
Eagle PC-2 [rfka01]
Everex Systems EV-1815 [rfka01]
GOLDSTAR P/N 611-606A Rev 1.0A [rfka01]
HLB-286 MBA-009 [rfka01]
KMA-202F-12R (Winbond chipset) [rfka01]
Leading Edge Model M [rfka01]
Leanord SA Elan High Tech 286 [rfka01]
Magitronic Technology Magitronic B236 [rfka01]
Micromint MPX-16 [rfka01]
Morse KP-286 [rfka01]
Octek 286 mainboard with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
Octek Jaguar V v1.4 [rfka01]
Olivetti M203 motherboard [rfka01]
PC-Chips M205 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M321 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M326 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M919 [rfka01]
Pipi & Bibis / Whoopee!! (bootleg, set 2) [anonymous]
Shuttle Computer International HOT-304 [rfka01]
SM 386-40F (Forex chipset) [rfka01]
Snobol Mini 286 [rfka01]
Soyo SY-019H and SY-019I [rfka01]
SY-012 16/25 386MB VER: 5.2 [rfka01]
TAM/33/40-MA0 (CM318R00,M31-R00) [rfka01]
Uniron U3911-V3 [rfka01]
Vendex HeadStart Plus [rfka01]
Wyse WYSEpc 286 [rfka01]

New working software list additions

amiga_apps: Amiga Appetizer (Sv), Desktop Budget (Sv), SuperDuper 2.02 [FakeShemp]
apple2_flop_clcracked:
- Charlie Brown's 1, 2, 3's (1990 Queue re-release) (cleanly cracked), Chivalry (Revision 2) (cleanly cracked), Computer Preparation for the SAT (Version 1.1A) (cleanly cracked), Creature Chorus (Version 4.0) (cleanly cracked), Julius Erving and Larry Bird Go One on One (cleanly cracked), MicroExam Test Bank for Computer Mathematics: Structured BASIC with Math Applications (Version 1.01) (cleanly cracked), Millionaire (Version 2.1) (cleanly cracked), Professor Davensteev's Galaxy Search: Blue Level (cleanly cracked), Professor Davensteev's Galaxy Search: Red Level (cleanly cracked), Quiz Castle (cleanly cracked), The Sales Edge (cleanly cracked), Universe II (Version 1.0) (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
- Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom (cleanly cracked) [LoGo, Firehawke]
- Star Fleet 1: The War Begins (cleanly cracked) [Peter Ferrie, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_misc: Olin in Emerald [www.mocagh.org, Dan Chisarick, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_orig:
- Crossbow, Dogfight, Dragon's Keep, The Fidelity Chessmaster 2100, Hyper Head On, Infiltrator, Infiltrator Part II: The Next Day, International Hockey, Oo-Topos, PHM Pegasus, Racter, Roach Hotel, The Rocky Horror Show, The Sands of Mars, Snoggle, Succession, Super Mario Bros. Print World, Tawala's Last Redoubt, Tuesday Morning Quarterback [4am, Firehawke]
- Olin in Emerald [4am, www.mocagh.org, Dan Chisarick, Firehawke]
- Star Fleet 1: The War Begins [Brian Wiser, Firehawke]
gba: Broken Circle (Euro) [No-Intro, FakeShemp]
ggm: Sandy Edition - Master Chess, Steinitz Edition-4 - Master Chess [anonymous]
gtfore: Golden Tee Fore! 2002 (V2.00.00), Golden Tee Fore! 2003 (V3.00.04), Golden Tee Fore! 2004 (V4.00.XX), Golden Tee Fore! 2005 (V5.00.XX), Golden Tee Fore! Complete (V6.00.XX) [FakeShemp]
ibm5150: 2400 A.D. (set 2), Colossus Bridge 4, The Faery Tale Adventure: Book I, Star Pack, UMS II: Nations at War - Planet Editor [FakeShemp]
ibm5170: Bundesliga Manager Professional, QuickLink II Fax, Veil of Darkness, Vinguiden 1.0 (Sweden) [FakeShemp]
mac_flop: Balance of the Planet, Lode Runner [FakeShemp]
saitek_kso: Kasparov Selected Openings [Berger, anonymous]
sorcerer_cass: Defense [exidyboy]
spectrum_cass: The Quill Adventure System (C series) (set 1, C05) [David Haywood]
vgmplay: Air Rescue (Sega System 32), Alien3 - The Gun (Sega System 32), Barunba (MSX2), Barunba (PC Engine), Blaster Master - Enemy Below (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Bosconian (MSX), Cueb Runner (Sharp X68000), Dragon Buster (Sharp X68000), Fist of the North Star (NES), Fist of the North Star - 10 Big Brawls for the King of Universe (Nintendo Game Boy), Fray (MSX2), Hokuto no Ken (Family Computer), Illusion City (MSX turbo R), Image Fight (Sharp X68000), John Madden Football II (PC), King & Balloon (MSX), Kyuukyoku Tiger (Sharp X68000), Mappy (NEC PC-8801), Pac-Land (Sharp X68000), Pac-Man (MSX), R-Type (Sharp X68000), The Return of Ishtar (Fujitsu FM77AV), The Return of Ishtar (NEC PC-8801), The Return of Ishtar (NEC PC-9801), SHM (MSX2), Tank Battalion (MSX), Terra Cresta (Sharp X68000), Thunder Dragon (Arcade), Total Carnage (IBM PC AT), Toy Story Racer (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok - Battle of the Bionosaurs (Nintendo Game Boy), Turok - Rage Wars (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion (Nintendo Game Boy Color), XVM (MSX) [Tafoid]
vsmile_cart:
- Abenteuer im ABC Park (Germany, Rev. 3), The Batman - Rettung von Gotham City (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- The Batman - Rescate en Gotham City (Spain), Bob der Baumeister - Bobs spannender Arbeitstag (Germany, Rev. 104), Bob y sus Amigos - Un Día De Trabajo (Spain), Campeonato de Futbol V.Smile (Spain), Disney/Pixar Cars - Acelera el Motor en Radiador Springs (Spain), Disney/Pixar À Procura de Nemo - Nemo À Descoberta do Oceano (Portugal), DreamWorks Shrek - El Cuento de la Dragona (Spain), Lil' Bratz Estrellas De La Moda - Amigos, Moda y Diversión (Spain), Noddy - Detective Por um Dia (Portugal), Scooby-Doo - Misterio En El Parque (Spain, translucent blue cartridge), Superman - El Hombre de Acero (Spain), Walt Disney La Cenicienta - Los sueños mágicos de Cenicienta (Spain) [TeamEurope, ClawGrip]

Software list items promoted to working

dragon_cart: Speech Synthesis Module [Nigel Barnes]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

gj4000: Wissen für Kinder [TeamEurope]
gl6000sl: Update - Rechtschreibreform [TeamEurope]
glcx: Update Programm-Zusatzkassette (Ger) [TeamEurope]
gls: Spielend Richtig Schreiben [TeamEurope]
ibm5170: Strike Commander, Strike Commander: Speech Pack, Strike Commander: Tactical Operations [FakeShemp]
mac_flop: The Supercars - Test Drive II Car Disk [FakeShemp]
mac_hdflop: Lost in Time - Parts 1 & 2 [FakeShemp]
st_flop: Ferrari Formula One (Euro) [FakeShemp]
vsmile_cart:
- Cranium - Freizeit Park - Ein Jahrmarkt voller Spiel- und Lernspaß (Germany), Dolphis Wasser-abenteuer (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- Cranium - Parque de Atracciones de Cranium (Spain), Dakota y su mascota (Spain), Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2 (Smartbook) (USA), Disney's Little Einsteins (Spain), Kung Fu Panda - Aventura en el Valle de la Paz (Spain), Nick Jr. Dora the Explorer - Dora's Got a Puppy (Smartbook) (USA), Spider-Man y Amigos - Misiones Secretas (Spain, Rev. 222), V.Smile Estudio De Arte (Spain), V.Smile PC (Spain), Walt Disney La Cenicienta - Los sueños mágicos de Cenicienta (Spain, Rev. 122) [TeamEurope, ClawGrip]
vsmilem_cart: Disney La Casa de Mickey Mouse (Spain), Disney Winnie the Pooh - En busca de la miel (Spain), Disney/Pixar Cars - Acelera el Motor en Radiador Springs (Spain), Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 (Spain), Disney/Pixar UP (Spain), Disney/Pixar Wall-E (Spain), DreamWorks Monstruos contra Alienígenas (Spain), ¡¡Scooby-Doo!! - Misterio en el parque (Spain) [TeamEurope, avlixa, ClawGrip]

Source Changes

bus/ss50: Corrected SS-30 MPS2 “high” Baud rates. [68bit]
bus/ss50: Don’t log reads from empty SS-50 slots when side effects are disabled. [68bit]
flex_dsk.cpp: Fixed logging of the disk name extension. [68bit]
swtpc09.cpp: Added hard disk support to the DMAF3 controller. [68bit]
- Includes new WD1000 hard disk controller support, and improved DMAF2/DMAF3 MC6844 DMA emulation.
mc6845.cpp: Improved cursor emulation, including differences between the MC6845 and HD6845S. [68bit]
asmjs: Removed option to ignore missing libraries, and removed util and SDL2_ttf from link libraries. [68bit]
unidasm: Added -xchbytes option to swap input bytes. [AJR]
Added dump and emulation for Alpha Micro AM-310 Communications Controller. [AJR, Bitsavers]
m37710: Internalized timing for analog-to-digital converter. [AJR]
Distinguish DIP switches that belong to different devices but have the same name in UI menus. [AJR]
- Most likely to occur when multiple instances of the same device type are configured on bus slots.
h8: Improved disassembly. [AJR]
- Corrected sign extension for 16-bit absolute addresses.
- Add h' prefix to hexadecimal numbers.
- Restrict address length depending on model.
- Align arguments.
airbustr.cpp, djboy.cpp, hvyunit.cpp, sidearms.cpp: Corrected sound IRQ sources. [AJR]
c140.cpp: Added timing output to trigger periodic FIRQ. [AJR]
h6820: Added a hack to work around incorrect music speed in cbuster.cpp, darkseal.cpp and vaportra.cpp (MT00130, MT00389, MT02108). [AJR]
prestige.cpp: Corrected metadata (glmmc is now gmmc), and marked gmmc system ROM as a bad dump. [AJR]
h6280: Reduced logical address space width, and made debugger use official names for banking registers. [AJR]
exidy440.cpp: Fixed crash/assertion failure caused by palette having too few entries. [AJR]
Added preliminary ELAN Microelectronics RISC II CPU emulation. [AJR]
dp8350.cpp: Improved timing, and fixed save states. [AJR]
nes.hsi: Fixed mirroring for Ultimate Stuntman. [AJR]
Fixed debugger dump command for address-shifted spaces. [AJR]
snes.cpp: Don’t reset HDMA on writes to HDMAEN if the register value isn’t changed (fixes MT06205). [AmatCoder]
g65816, spc700: Improved cycle counting (fixes MT06901 and MT07419). [AmatCoder]
crospuzl.cpp: Improved Flash loading. [Angelo Salese]
VRender0 updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Improved menghong hardware emulation, allowing crzyddz2 to boot and improving menghong colors.
- Moved video and audio components into the system-on-a-chip device, and added preliminary UART emulation.
- Allowed external video clock to be set by the host driver.
segaic24.cpp: Implemented reverse Y clipping logic (fixes sprite priorities in Crack Down). [Angelo Salese]
archimds.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Fixed cursor enable and sizing (used by caverns to display score and main player sprite).
- Added preliminary RTFM and serial joystick support.
- Re-implemented Acorn VIDC10 emulation, adding stereo sound support and improving raster effects.
segac2.cpp: Added links to reference videos. [cam900]
gba.xml: Corrected ROM size for brokenc. [cam900]
k051649.cpp: Added more address map mirrors, added save state support, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ym2151.cpp: Clear both output buffers when reset is asserted. [cam900]
psikyosh.cpp: Refactored common pixel operations into helper functions, improved use of const, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ay8910.cpp: Implemented AY8930 extensions, made pin 26 an input, added notes, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
deco_mlc.cpp: Improved blending behavior and cleaned up code. [cam900]
mega32x.cpp: Removed assumptions about host system’s sound outputs (fixes MT07412). [cam900]
315_5313.cpp: Fixed 3-bit color mode masking, implemented device_gfx_interface, and separated shadow/highlight palettes. [cam900]
calcune.cpp: Converted drawing routine to use VDP palette, added save state support, and reduced redundant code. [cam900]
video/generic.cpp: Added 16×16 layouts composed of 2×2 arrangement of 8×8 tiles, and made a number of drivers use generic layouts. [cam900]
imagetek_i4100.cpp: Added notes and cleaned up code. [cam900]
hyprduel.cpp: Set MACHINE_NO_COCKTAIL flag on hyprduel and hyprduel2. [cam900]
nmk16.cpp: Verified some clock sources and CPU types. [cam900]
legionna.cpp: Always invalidate tilemaps on bank change for Denjin Makai and Heated Barrel. [cam900]
plugins/cheat: Added time functions to the cheat sandbox. [Carl]
netlist: Force C locale when formatting numbers (fixes exception when global locale is set). [Couriersud]
spectrum: Added preliminary Beta Disk emulation (not working). [David Haywood]
karnov.cpp: Hooked up 8031 microcontroller for chelnovjbl. [Dirk Best]
model3.cpp: Hook up 315-5649 I/O controller. [Dirk Best]
HP9845: Reimplemented TACO based on recently-published internal documentation. [F.Ulivi]
- Also separated DC100 tape cartridge device, and added support for 16-bit data format used by HP9845 and HP885.
hphybrid: Fixed bug that caused hp9825t to hang when calculating logarithms. [F.Ulivi]
Don’t throttle emulation while paused if video update-in-pause is enabled. [feos]
icebox.cpp: Hooked up floppy controller interrupt request, allowing disk routines to work properly. [Frank Palazzolo]
apple2: Corrected Joyport multiplexing. [Golden Child]
apple2: Fixed key code for Ctrl-Shift-P and modifier codes for M and N on II and II Plus. [Golden Child]
segacrp2_device.cpp: Added NEC D315-5136 device (used by lucky8k). [Grull Osgo]
sh: Log SH2 FMR clock multiplier writes. [MetalliC]
cps3.cpp updates – imperfect graphics flag has been removed: [MetalliC]
- Hooked up coin lockouts and coin counters, and connected buttons 5 and 6 to jojo, jojoba and clones.
- Made SS RAM and registers eight bits wide and fixed EEPROM size.
- Added fixed delay to palette/character DMA interrupts, and removed periodic interrupt hack.
- Fixed missing star sprite in introduction and game title background color for jojo.
- Render tilemaps as sets of rows from sprite list (fixes sfiii Alex stage background).
- Implemented sprite list caching (fixes warzard two-player versus screen and jojo introduction text).
- Replaced disk images version 5 CHD files build from trurip database.
- Re-implemented color fading, and zeroed low three bits of color channels.
- Improved save state support, Improved function/variable naming, cleaned up code, and improved documentation.
cps3.cpp: Implemented tilemap flipping, added a delay to sprite list DMA acknowledgement, and buffered global scroll registers. [MetalliC, David Haywood]
geneve: Added PC keyboard connector, allowing the use of emulated PC XT keyboards. [Michael Zapf]
m6502: Improved reset sequence emulation (fixes MT06486). [MoochMcGee, hap, smf]
Exposed running_machine::exit_pending() and running_machine::hard_reset_pending() to Lua scripts. [Nathan Woods]
Changed osd_get_clipboard_text() to return std::string. [Nathan Woods]
dragon32: Added JCB Speech Synthesis cartridge emulation. [Nigel Barnes]
acorn_vidc.cpp: Generate µ-law table at device start time. [O. Galibert, Angelo Salese]
tms34020: Fixed BLMOVE alignment handling (fixes endless loop in Atronic games). [Priit Laes]
apple2: Added initial support for ComputerEyes/2 image capture slot card. [R. Belmont, Golden Child]
f2mc16 updates: [R. Belmont]
- Implemented more opcodes.
- Made interrupt handling more robust.
- Implemented mb9061x timers 0 and 1, including external event counter mode.
- Fixed BBC branch offset.
- Added more opcodes to the disassembler and normalized bit syntax.
- Added save state support and cleaned up code.
Added a preliminary native Cocoa OSD layer for macOS (not working yet). [R. Belmont]
mac.cpp, mac128.cpp: Made default mapping for Command key right alt for all machines. [R. Belmont]
Emulated Sega Billboard and hooked it up to ST-V, Model 2 and Model 3 games. [Rob Krum, Dirk Best]
i8251: Implemented synchronous modes. [Robbbert]
unior.cpp, pp01.cpp: Fixed cassette interfaces. [Robbbert]
pmd85.cpp: Added cassette to alfa and mato, fixed cassette on other sets, and added notes. [Robbbert]
poly88.cpp: Fixed cassette polyphase mode. [Robbbert]
argo.cpp: added DMA, CRTC, PIT and cassette by guesswork. [Robbbert]
plan80.cpp: Added speaker sound. [Robbbert]
pk8020.cpp: Fixed keyboard and updated notes (MT05802). [Robbbert]
mycom.cpp: Fixed scrolling. [Robbbert]
goldnpkr.cpp: Replaced incorrectly dumped jokercar extended graphics ROMs with data from another set to make the game playable. [Roberto Fresca]
goldstar.cpp: Simplified cherrys graphics decryption code. [Roberto Fresca]
igspoker.cpp updates: [Roberto Fresca]
- Patched out protection in cpokert, cpokerx, cpoker101, cpoker201f and cpoker210ks (MT03635).
- Fixed inputs for cpoker, cpokert and cpoker201f.
SGI Newport graphics: Fixed inverted-Y pixel read-back (fixes crash in Alias PowerAnimator 7.5). [Ryan Holtz]
r4000: Report the correct sub-revision for the R4600, and allow specific R4x00 types to specify the FPU ID as well. [Ryan Holtz]
indigo.cpp: Switched indigo4k to use the new R4000 CPU core. [Ryan Holtz]
SGI HAL2 audio: Corrected chip revision ID to match real hardware. [Ryan Holtz]
sgi_mc: Flag EISA bus as present on both Indigo² and Indy, as VINO uses EISA signals for GIO64 arbitration. [Ryan Holtz]
vino: Implemented the majority of its functionality, and hooked it up to picture_image_device. [Ryan Holtz]
hh_sm510.cpp: Improved re-created melody ROMs for gnw_bfight and gnw_mbaway. [algestam]
debugger: Added mips and m68k support to gdbstub, and added support for running MAME debugger commands from the client. [Ramiro Polla]
Changed Travis CI build to use GCC 9, and added MinGW GCC build to AppVeyor. [Belegdol]
marineb.cpp: Documented difficulty settings for hoccer, and added DIP switch locations for most sets. [Brian Troha]
policetr.cpp: Re-dumped U163 sound ROM for policetr10, and added speed-up hacks for sshooter, sshooter11 and policetr10. [Brian Troha]
karnov.cpp: Re-dumped color BPROMS for chelnovj, confirming they match chelnov/chelnovu. [Brian Troha]
ibm5170.xml updates: [FakeShemp]
- Changed gilispa, mitsmous6, nd010pci, nusound, sndwav32 and wordfndr to IMD images.
- Changed scroll3d, sndwav32, cpavfw, microcp3, wordfndr and thndrhwk to MFM images.
- Re-dumped internet and nicklaus.
ibm5150.xml: Replaced tgipack and ranger1 with MFM images. [FakeShemp]
amiga_hardware.xml: Dumped a590_seagate disk. [FakeShemp]
blackt96.cpp: Measured PIC microcontroller clock frequency. [Guru]
wyvernf0.cpp: Measured clock frequencies. [Guru]
symbolics.cpp: Changed unpopulated ROM regions to read as 0xFF to match hardware tests. [Josh Dersch]
neptunp2.cpp: Added EEPROM dump to rockroll. [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
commando.cpp: Corrected CPU frequency and updated notes. [Jose Tejada]
gng.cpp: Corrected notes. [Jose Tejada]
midvunit.cpp: Added re-created A19993 PAL program. [JROK, Hydreigon]
naomi.cpp: Re-dumped initdv2ja and ggxxsla GD-ROMs. [MajorPBX]
sprint4.cpp: Fixed gear shift controls for fourth player. [Mark Spaeth]
bfm_sc4.cpp, exidyttl.cpp, globalfr.cpp, jpmmps.cpp, monacogp.cpp, mpu5.hxx, simple_st0016.cpp: Edited titles for consistency. [MASH]
genpc.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Increased pc BIOS region size to 64 KiB to support late XT clones.
- pc: “Added Super Computer BIOS 1.2”, “B-190-B”, “KT 10 M/B” and “Ruud Baltissen's Diagnostics” BIOS options.
at.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Expanded chipset details and notes.
- at: Added “286 TACT”, “CDTEK 286” and “Landmark/Supersoft diagnostic ROMs” BIOS options.
- at386: Added “386 board with Ali chipset”, “386 UMC 3DIUD”, “386GRN-like board rev.03”, “MB1325PM” and “Tandon/Micronics with 385” BIOS options.
- atvga: Added “286 TACT” and “CDTEK 286” BIOS options.
- neat: added “286-NEAT”, “VIP BAM/16-11” and “CP-805” BIOS options.
- vlsi5: Added “MBVLSI-168” BIOS option.
ibmpc.cpp: Added “Landmark/Supersoft Diagnostics” BIOS options for ibm5150 and ibm5160. [rfka01]
hawk.cpp: Added “DEMOS 2.21 V1.01” BIOS option. [TheEPROM9]
cps1.cpp: Dumped U104 PAL for Street Fighter II' CE Mstreet-6 bootlegs sf2cems6a and sf2cems6b. [TwistedTom]
chinagat.cpp: Added PCB layouts and TRJ-100 pinout information, and updated notes. [yukaritamura]
supbtime.cpp: Fixed DE-0343 board main CPU and audio CPU clock frequencies. [yukaritamura]

MAME 0.215

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

04531: [Sound] (segas32.cpp) f1en: Engine noise loops/resets. (Tafoid)
07025: [Graphics] (model1.cpp) vr: Graphical glitches. (O. Galibert)
07026: [Gameplay] (model1.cpp) vr: Gameplay calculation and physics issues. (O. Galibert)
07372: [Crash/Freeze] X11 Lightgun input module crashes if X11 display is not available. (George McMullen)
07437: [Gameplay] (x68k.cpp) x68000 [nemesis]: Background tiles appear in foreground in Nemesis 90 Kai. (Carl)
07438: [Graphics] (m72.cpp) imgfightj, mrheli, nspiritj: “For use in Japan” messages are not displayed correctly. (Angelo Salese)
07442: [DIP/Input] (gaelco.cpp) biomtoy, biomtoya, biomtoyb, biomtoyc, bioplayc: Lives DIP switch mis-labelled. (girosintornillos)
07444: [DIP/Input] (seta.cpp) blandia, blandiap: Lives DIP switch mis-labelled. (girosintornillos)
07445: [DIP/Input] (model2.cpp) sgt24h, overrevb: Accelerator and brake pedals are reversed. (VasiliyFamiliya)
07447: [Graphics] (cninja.cpp) cninja and clones: Incorrect graphical priorities between level 4 bosses. (Ivan Vangelista)
07448: [Gameplay] (taito_z.cpp) sci, scia, scij, scin, sciu: Shifting gears activates turbo. (girosintornillos)
07452: [Crash/Freeze] (eprom.cpp) eprom, eprom2: The control test will not load. (AJR)
07454: [Plugins] (dooyong.cpp) flytiger: Use of high score plugin causes incorrect attract mode behaviour. (Carl)
07456: [Crash/Freeze] (segas16b.cpp) eswat: Emulator crashes with segmentation fault. (smf)
07457: [DIP/Input] (m107.cpp) dsoccr94: Coin 3 and coin 4 inputs are mapped incorrectly. (MetalGod)
07463: [DIP/Input] (mystwarr.cpp) metamrph and clones, viostorm and clones: Coin 3 and 4 inputs are not connected. (Zach S.)
07465: [Crash/Freeze] (interpro.cpp) ip2000: Emulator crashes if mouse is moved during startup. (Patrick Mackinlay)
07469: [Graphics] (vboy.cpp) vboy: Sprite elements are cut off on the right. (Robbbert)

New working machines

Capcom 3-in-1 (1942, Commando, Ghosts'n Goblins) (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) (29 MAR 2005 B) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
China H Computer Company H-01B [zzemu]
Disney Princesses (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
Game & Watch: Lion [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Manhole (gold) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Spitball Sparky [algestam, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Motorola MEK6800D1 [68bit]
Motorola Micro Chroma 68 [68bit]
Super Dead Heat [Phil Bennett, David Haywood]

New working clones

19XX: The War Against Destiny (Euro 960104) [redsupra, smf]
Beastorizer (USA, Jun 21 1997) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
Bomberman (Version 6.6) [caius, The Dumping Union]
Buggy Boy/Speed Buggy (cockpit, rev. B) [pacman70, Asayuki]
Dragon Breed (Japan, M72 PCB version) [Jorge Silva]
Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. (crystal screen) [algestam, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Hard Head (bootleg, set 3) [jordigahan, Heckler, ClawGrip]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM V (prototype) [CB-Emu]
Megatouch III Turnier Edition (9255-30-50 R0F, Bi-Lingual GEENG version) [Kevin Eshbach, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (World, bootleg) [jordigahan, Heckler, ClawGrip]

Machines promoted to working

Fidelity Electronics Phantom Chess Challenger [Sandro Ronco]
NCR Decision Mate V [Sandro Ronco, rfka01]
Pacific Educational Systems VPU-01 Speech box [Robbbert]
Radio Shack TRS-80 DT-1 [Robbbert]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

Advance Bright Ltd Ping Pong / Table Tennis / Super Ping Pong (PP1100, ABL TV Game) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Conny TV Virtual Tennis [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
El Dorado [TeamEurope]
The Flintstones (LX-3) [PinMAME]
Care Bears TV Games (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, anonymous]
Kursaal Darts [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
Litek Information Systems LMS46-V9 [Don Maslin Archive, AJR]
Research Inc. Teleray Model 10 [Bitsavers]
Rollamatic 5-Line Special (Barcrest) (MPU3) [Darran, The Dumping Union]
TaiKee Rockstar Guitar / Guitar Rock (PAL) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Terrific Lake [PinMAME]
Top Sound (French) [PinMAME]
Play Vision Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Play Vision, Plug and Play, UK) [David Haywood, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard, Peter Wilhelmsen]
Vortex (Island Design) [unknown]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

386 motherboards using a OPTi 82C495SLC chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the ALi M1419 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the CS8230 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the MX83C305(A)(FC)/MX83C05(A)(FC) chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the OPTi 82C381 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the OPTi 82C391 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the SiS Rabbit chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the UMC UM82C481AF chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the UMC UM82C491F + UM82C493F chipset or BIOTEQ equivalents [rfka01]
386 motherboard using the UMC UM82C491F chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the ALi M1217 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the OPTi 82C283 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the OPTi 82C291 chipset [rfka01]
386sx motherboards using the SCAMPSX chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the ALi 1487/1489 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the OPTi OPTi 82C392, 82C493 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the SiS 85C471/85C407 chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the UMC UM8498F, UM8496F chipset [rfka01]
486 motherboards using the UMC UM8886/UM8881 chipset [rfka01]
Abit AB-PB4 [rfka01]
Abit AB-PW4 [rfka01]
Alaris Cougar [rfka01]
Alaris RYC LEOPARD LX [rfka01]
Alaris Tornado 2 [rfka01]
AMI Mark V Baby Screamer [rfka01]
ANIX CH-386S-16/20/25G [rfka01]
Aquarius System (ASI) MB-4D33/50NR [rfka01]
Asus ISA-486SV2 [rfka01]
AUVA TAM/25-P2 M31720P [rfka01]
Bank Robbery (Ver. 1.23) [Siftware]
Biostar MB-1340UCQ-B [rfka01]
Chaintech 333SC [rfka01]
Chaintech 486SLE M106 4SLE-Z1 [rfka01]
Chaintech ELT-286B-160B(E) [rfka01]
Chicony CH-491E [rfka01]
Daewoo AL486V-D Rev:1.1 [rfka01]
Derby Owners Club World Edition (Rev A) [Fluffy]
Diamond Flower, Inc. (DFI) 486-CCV [rfka01]
DTK Computer PPM-3333P [rfka01]
DTK PKM-0038S aka Gemlight GMB-486SG [rfka01]
Elitegroup Computer Systems FX-3000 REV1.0 [rfka01]
Elitegroup ELT-386SX-160BE [rfka01]
Elitegroup UC4913 REV:1.1 [rfka01]
Elitegroup UC4915 A AIO [rfka01]
Elitegroup UM486/UM486sx [rfka01]
Elitegroup UM486V-AIO [rfka01]
First International Computer 4386-VC-HD [rfka01]
First International Computer 4386-VC-V [rfka01]
First International Computer 486-GIO-VT2 [rfka01]
Fujitsu FM-Towns (Model 1 / 2) [r09]
GENOA TurboExpress 486 VL [rfka01]
GES 9051N-386C VER -0.01 [rfka01]
Gigabyte GA-486VF [rfka01]
Gigabyte GA-486VS [rfka01]
LuckyStar LS-486E Rev:C [rfka01]
Micro-Express Inc. Forex 386 Cache [rfka01]
MORSE KP 386SX V2.21 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4125 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4138 [rfka01]
MSI MS-4144 [rfka01]
Octek Hawk [rfka01]
Octek Hippo COM [rfka01]
Octek Hippo DCA2 [rfka01]
Octek Hippo VL+ [rfka01]
Octek Panther II [rfka01]
Olivetti M21 [rfka01]
OPTi OPTi 386WB VER.1.0 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M216 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M396F [rfka01]
PC-Chips M912 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M915i [rfka01]
Peacock 386sx Ver. 2.0 motherboard SCsxAIO [rfka01]
Peacock PCK 486 DX [rfka01]
Philips PCD204 (PCD200 series) [rfka01]
Pine PT-319A [rfka01]
Pine Technology PT-430 [rfka01]
Pine Technology PT-432b aka SR-M401-A [rfka01]
PROTECH PM486PU-S7 [rfka01]
QDI PX486P3 [rfka01]
QDI V4P895P3/SMT V5.0 [rfka01]
QD-U386DX VER 1.0 [rfka01]
Sanyo MBC-18NB [rfka01]
See-Thru Sto486Wb aka AUVA Cam-33-P2 [rfka01]
Shuttle 386SX REV 2.0A [rfka01]
Shuttle Computer International HOT-433 [rfka01]
TD60C [rfka01]
TD70A and TD70AN [rfka01]
TD70N [rfka01]
Termtek TK-635 [nextvolume, Dirk Best]
UNICHIP 386W 367C REV 1.0 [rfka01]
UNICHIP 486 WB 4407 REV 1.0 [rfka01]
unknown 286 AT clones (HT18/C chipset) [rfka01]
Via 4386 VIO / Highscreen universal board [rfka01]
Vintage Sprite SM 486-50USC [rfka01]
Vs. Super Mario Bros. (bootleg with Z80, set 3) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
ZIDA Tomato board 4DPS [rfka01]

New working software list additions

apple2_flop_clcracked: Balancing Act (cleanly cracked), Fractions: Basic Skills (cleanly cracked), Fractions: Subtraction (cleanly cracked), The Haunted Palace (cleanly cracked), Statistics (Version 3.3) (cleanly cracked), Whole Numbers: Multiplication (cleanly cracked), The World's Greatest Baseball Game (Enhanced Version) (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_orig: Alibi, American Government (Micro Learningware), Apple Stellar Invaders, Battlefront, Beach Landing, Carriers at War, The Coveted Mirror, Crime Stopper, Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Volume Three, Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Volume Two, Decisive Battles of the Civil War: Volume One, Dogfight II, Europe Ablaze, Galactic Wars, Gauntlet, Ghostbusters, Go (Hayden), Guderian, Halls of Montezuma, The Haunted Palace, I, Damiano, Leisure Suit Larry in The Land of The Lounge Lizards, The Mask of the Sun (Version 2.1), MacArthur's War, Muppet Learning Keys: The Muppet Discovery Disk, Oil Rig, Panzer Battles, Pulsar ][, Questprobe featuring Spider-Man, Reach For The Stars (Version 1.0), Reach For The Stars (Version 2.0), Reach For The Stars (Version 3.0), Reversal, Russia, Sherlock Holmes in Another Bow, Simultaneous Linear Equations, Space Kadet, Tapper, Ulysses and the Golden Fleece, Vaults of Zurich, Winter Games [4am, Firehawke]
fmtowns_cd: CG Syndicate Vol. 1 - Lisa Northpoint, CubicSketch V1.1 L10, New Horizon CD Learning System II - English Course 1, Shanghai, Space Museum, TownsSOUND V1.1 L20, Z's Triphony DigitalCraft Towns [redump.org, r09]
hp9825b_rom: 9885/9895 ROM for 9825, 9885 ROM for 9825, Matrix ROM for 9825, SSS mass storage ROM [F.Ulivi]
ibm5150: Action Service (Smash16 release) (3.5"), International Karate, Italy '90 Soccer, Joe Blade (Smash16 release), Out Run (Kixx release), Starflight [ArcadeShadow]
ibm5170: Corridor 7: Alien Invasion, Links - The Challenge of Golf (5.25"HD) [ArcadeShadow]
midi_flop: Dansbandshits nr 3 (Sweden) [FakeShemp]
vz_snap: Ace of Aces, Adventure, Airstrip, Arkaball v1, Arkaball v2, Arrgh, Assembly Language for Beginners, Asteroids, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Backgammon, Backgammon Instructions, Battleships v1, Battleships v2, Bezerk, Binary Tape Copier v1.0, Bomber, Breakproof File Copier, Bust Out, Camel, Card Andy, Casino Roulette v1, Casino Roulette v2, Catch, Challenger, Chasm Capers, Check Disk, Checkers, Chess, Circus, Compgammon, Computer Learjet, Concentration, Cos Res, Craps, Crash, Curses, Dawn Patrol, Decoy v1, Decoy v2, Defence Penetrator, Dig Out, Disassembler v2, Disassemmbler v1, Disk Copier, Disk Copy V2.0, Disk Editor-Assembler V6.0X, Disk Menu, Disk Ops 4, Disk Sector Editor v1, Disk Sector Editor v2, Dog Fight, Dracula's Castle, The Dynasty Derby, Editor-Assembler V.1.2, Editor-Assembler V.1.2B, Electric Tunnel, Electronic Blackjack, Extended DOS V1.3, Extended VZ Basic V2.5, Factory, Fastdisk V1.0, Fastdisk V1.1, Fastdisk V1.2, Fastdisk V1.2 demo, Filesearch 2.0, Filesearch V2.0, Formula One v1, Formula One v2, Formula Uno, Frog, Galactic Invasion, Galactic Raiders, Galactic Trade, Galaxon, Game Instructions, Ghost Blasters, Ghost Hunter (hacked), Ghost Hunter instructions, Ghost Hunter v1, Ghost Hunter v2, Golf, Grand Prix, Grave Digger, Gunfight, Hamburger Sam, Hangman v1, Hangman v3, Hangman v4, Hex Maths, Hex Utilities, The High Mountains, High Scores, Hoppy v1, Hoppy v2, Hunt the Wumpus, Instructions for Asteroid Dodge, Instructions for Invaders, Instructions for Ladder Challenge, Invaders v1, Invaders v2, Inventory, Kamikaze Invaders, Key Hunt, Knights and Dragons, Ladder Challenge, Laser, Laser Pong, Lunar Lander, Mad Max VI, Madhouse, Mars Patrol, Mastermind, Match Box, Match Box Instructions, Maths Armada, Maze Generator, Meat Pies, Melbourne Cup, Meteor, Missile Attack, Missile Command v1, Missile Command v2, Missing Number, Moon, Moon Lander, Moonlander, Moving Targets, Number Sequence, Number Slide, Othello, Othello Instructions, Painter v1, Painter v2, Painter v3, Panik, Panik Instructions, Penguin, Planet Patrol, Poker Machine, Punch v1, Punch v2, Pursuit, The Quest, The Return of Defense Command, Rocket Command, Shootout, Space, Space Ram, Space Station Defender, Space Vice, Star Blaster, Submarine, Super Snake, Super Snake Trapper, The Ten Commandments, Tennis v1, Tennis v2, Tone Generator, Totaliser Derby, Tower, Triffids 2040 AD, Twisting Road, VZ 200-300 Diskette Monitor, VZ Panik, VZ cave, VZ-200 Cup, Vzetris, Worm, Write a Story [Robbbert]

Software list items promoted to working

dmv: MS-DOS v2.11 HD, MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt 2), MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt 3), MS-DOS v2.11 HD (Alt), Z-Com v2.0 HD [Sandro Ronco, rfka01]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

ekara_japan_a: A-3 Pichi Pichi Pitch vol.3 (Japan) [David Haywood, Sean Riddle]
evio: Anime Mix 1, Chisako Takashima Selection, evio Challenge!, evio Selection 02, evio Selection 03, Hard Soul 1, I Love Classic 1, Pure Kiss 1 [David Haywood, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime, Sean Riddle]
fmtowns_cd:
- Debian GNU/Linux 1.3.1 with Debian-JP Packages, Debian GNU/Linux 2.0r2 with Hamm-JP [akira_2020, Tokugawa Corporate Forums, r09]
- Air Warrior V1.2, Fujitsu Habitat V2.1L10, Hyper Media NHK Zoku Kiso Eigo - Dai-3-kan, Nobunaga no Yabou - Sengoku Gun'yuuden, Taito Chase H.Q. (Demo), TownsFullcolor V2.1 L10, Video Koubou V1.4 L10 [redump.org, r09]
leapfrog_ltleappad_cart: Baby's First Words (USA), Disney Pooh Loves You! (USA), If I were... (USA) [ClawGrip, TeamEurope]

Source Changes

ins8250: Only clear transmitter holding register empty interrupt on reading IIR if it’s the highest priority pending interrupt. [68bit]
bus/ss50/mps2.cpp: Connected RS-232 control lines. [68bit]
machine/ie15.cpp: Cleaned up RS-232 interface. [68bit]
bus/rs232: Delay pushing initial line state to reset time. [68bit]
bus/rs232/null_modem.cpp: Added configuration option for DTR flow control. [68bit]
tv990.cpp: Improved cursor position calculation. [68bit]
tilemap.cpp: Improved assert conditions, fixing tilemap viewer, mtrain and strain in debug builds. [AJR]
spbactn.cpp: Use raw screen timing parameters for spbactn. [AJR]
laz_aftrshok.cpp: Added aftrshok DIP switch documentation from the manual. [AJR]
ELAN RISC II updates: [AJR]
- Identified CPU type used by vreadere as ePG3231.
- Added preliminary port I/O handlers and callbacks.
- Added stub handlers and state variables for interrupt controller, timers, synthesizer, UART and SPI.
- Fixed TBRD addressing of external data memory.
- Fixed calculation of carry flag for normal adder operations.
- Implemented multi-byte carry/borrow for applicable registers.
- Implemented signed multiplication option.
- Added internal stack buffer for saving PCH during calls/interrupts.
alpha68k_n.cpp: Replaced sstingry protection simulation with microcontroller emulation. [AJR]
sed1330: Implemented character drawing from external ROM, fixed display on/off command, and fixed screen area definition. [AJR]
tlcs90: Separated TMP90840 and TMP90844 disassemblers. [AJR]
z180 updates: [AJR]
- Split Z180 device into subtypes; HD647180X now implements internal PROM, RAM and parallel ports.
- Added internal clock dividers adjust CPU clocks in many drivers to compensate.
- Reduced logical address width to 16 bits.
h8: Made debug PC adjustment and breakpoints actually work. [AJR]
subsino2.cpp: Added save state support and cleaned up code a little. [AJR]
gaelco.cpp: Adjusted bigkarnk YM3812 clock so pitch matches reference recording. [AJR]
stadhero.cpp: Made stadhero stage music selection and various other things more random. [AJR]
acorn_vib: Made ACIA transmit/receive clocks selectable using MC14411. [AJR]
hitme.cpp: Renamed m21 to mirco21 to resolve name collision. [AJR]
Emulated ADC0804 and added device to various drivers (fixes “WRONG CONTROL IO” in citybomb service mode). [AJR]
tmnt.cpp: Added glfgreat analog controls and ADC, and removed spurious fourth button. [AJR]
megasys1.cpp: Added p47b ADPCM sample playback using additional Z80. [AJR]
cps1.cpp, segas16b.cpp: Fixed unsafe bitmap usage in video update routines that could cause memory corruption. [AJR]
bus/isa: Added Music Quest PC MIDI Card. [AJR, VOGONS Vintage Driver Library]
rd100.cpp: Added preliminary keyboard inputs. [AJR]
Separated V50/V53 common peripherals and former device from V33 base, and add V40 type for future use. [AJR]
m72.cpp: Fixed sample-related communications on 8751-protected games. [AJR]
Added Fujitsu FR disassembler and skeleton CPU device. [AJR]
hvyunit.cpp: Fix hvyunit coin counters. [AJR]
hh_sm510.cpp: Re-scanned gnw_mmouse display. [algestam]
snes.cpp: Change screen resolution for pseudo-hires mode, and run HDMA at vertical position zero. [AmatCoder]
- Fixes graphics in Judge Dredd and Vortex.
alpha68k.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Added opaque tile support for V board (fixes title screen clipping effects for Sky Adventure).
- Removed hack for priest priority in Sky Adventure level 1 as this is an original game bug.
- Merged sprite drawing code with SNK 68k sprite device.
- Simulated screen banking for Gold Medalist starter pistol shot on dash events.
- Fixed missing status bar and “start/hurry up” graphics for player 1 in Gold Medalist.
- Removed unemulated protection flag from Gold Medalist clones.
alpha68k.cpp, snk68.cpp: Moved palette code to a common device using the same scheme as the Neo Geo palette. [Angelo Salese]
- Produces more accurate colors, especially visible on dithered backgrounds.
markham.cpp: Improved Strength & Skill master interrupt firing and row scroll (fixes missing sprites regression in stages 2 and 3). [Angelo Salese]
Synchronized with upstream GENie, bx, bgfx and bimg. [Belegdol]
Fixed Visual Studio 2019 build issues. [Belegdol]
Switched Travis CI build to Xcode 11. [Belegdol]
Build bgfx with OpenGL ES rather than OpenGL when building without X11 on Linux and BSD. [Belegdol]
ay8910.cpp: Converted Sunsoft 5B 6630B sound hardware to a device. [cam900]
nmk16spr.cpp: Converted NMK 16-bit sprite hardware to a device. [cam900]
- Implemented priority drawing and sprite limits, and added notes.
- Adapted nmk16.cpp and powerins.cpp to use new device.
powerins.cpp: Derived clocks from crystals present on boards and added raw screen timing parameters. [cam900]
ninjaw.cpp, warriorb.cpp: Added subwoofer and corrected sound routing. [cam900]
mos6581.cpp: Added save state support. [cam900]
sid.cpp, sidenvel.cpp, sidvoice.cpp: Improved save state support and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ymf278b.cpp: Implemented FM DO2 output scaling. [cam900]
ymf262.cpp: Added notes. [cam900]
tmap038.cpp: Converted 038 tilemap generator chip to a device. [cam900]
- Adapted cave.cpp and mcatadv.cpp to use the new device, and cleaned up code.
mcatadv.cpp: Fixed tilemap flicker when debugging functionality is enabled. [cam900]
argus.cpp: Fix repeated spelling error in comments. [cam900]
megasys1.cpp: Fixed missing semicolon. [Christian Groessler]
gamate.cpp: Made initial RAM fill better match hardware power-up state. [Christian Groessler]
audio/irem.cpp: Fixed a number of kidniki audio issues. [Couriersud]
- Added jumper J4 as a compile-time option, fixed a number of resistor and capacitor values, and fixed a barrier.
Netlist system updates: [Couriersud]
- Added support for line markers to the netlist preprocessor and parser.
- Added include processing to the netlist preprocessor, and reorganised plib code so this can be better utilised.
- Simplified netlist library code and improved performance.
- Moved netlists out of driver sources and organised netlists according to functionality.
- Added an extended validation mode to nltool for identifying certain kinds of issues.
- Removed some hints from pong now that performance has improved..
chelnov.cpp: Added microcontroller dump for chelnov and hooked it up, replacing simulation. [Dirk Best, TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
- Programs for other regions created by patching the dumped World region microcontroller program.
firetrap.cpp: Add microcontroller dump for firetrap and hook it up, replacing simulation. [Dirk Best, TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
- Program for US region created by patching the dumped Japan region microcontroller program.
i8251.cpp, pit8253.cpp, isa/ega.cpp, isa/mda.cpp: Modernized debug logging. [Edström]
m6801.cpp: Added more logging and reduced unnecessary serial transmit output updates. [Edström]
mc6845.cpp: Added more logging and reduced warning spam at startup when register values are inconsistent. [Edström]
isa/mda.cpp: Added Ericsson Monochrome HR Graphics Board 1070. [Edström]
Moved Ericsson PC from pc.cpp to new source file eispc.cpp and added serial keyboard. [Edström]
hp9825.cpp: Added support for external ROM cartridges to HP9825B and HP9825T. [F.Ulivi]
hp9885.cpp: Added missing postamble when writing sectors on disk. [F.Ulivi]
Lua engine updates: [feos]
- Added callback after a batch of sound samples are generated.
- Greatly reduced compiler memory usage by adding user type members after construction.
Always re-generate version.cpp if top-level makefile changes. [feos]
Start AVI recording after devices have been started so initial screen refresh rate is used rather than fixed 60 Hz. [feos]
goldstar.cpp: Decrypted pkrmast and its clone. [Ioannis Bampoulas, Ivan Vangelista]
goldstar.cpp: Decrypted super972. [Ivan Vangelista]
squale.cpp: Connected the EF9365 video controller IRQ output to the 6809 IRQ input for Apollo 7 Squale. [Jean-François DEL NERO]
wd_fdc.cpp: Improved interrupt request reset logic based on WD1772 and VG93 (1793 clone) decaps. [MetalliC]
Fixed clang compilation error on targets where stream size is larger than long int. [Nathan Woods]
model1.cpp: Fixed issues with TGP interface emulation. [O. Galibert]
emumem_het.cpp, emumem_heu.cpp: Hold additional reference for in-flight handlers (fixes MT07456). [O. Galibert, smf]
apple3.cpp: Corrected number row key layout (fixes pasting and natural keyboard mode). [pahandav]
ppcdrc.cpp, sh2.cpp, sh4.cpp: Fixed issues causing fast RAM accesses to bypass the debugger. [Phil Bennett]
tms34020: Implement SETCDP and CLIP opcodes. [Priit Laes]
apple2gs.cpp: Allow slot interrupt requests to be dispatched. [R. Belmont, Peter Ferrie]
apple3.cpp: Suppress $C800 switching on debugger accesses. [R. Belmont, Rob Justice]
osd/sdl: Added support for RRGGBB00 pixel format used by ARM Mali GPUs. [R. Belmont]
fmtowns_cd.xml updates: [r09]
- Replaced a number of entries with better dumps from the redump.org database.
- Added parent/clone relationships for Windows 3.1 revisions.
- Updated the list of missing dumps.
fmtowns.cpp updates: [r09]
- Removed SCSI controller from first-generation models and the Marty as these machines lack it.
- Corrected CPU types for FM-Towns II SJ and FM-Towns II MX.
- Corrected user-selectable RAM size options.
- Mapped packed video RAM at 0x00b00000 for 386SX-based models (fixes graphical issues on FM-Towns II UX and FM-Towns Marty).
- Configured FM-Towns Marty with one floppy drive and 2 MB of RAM.
- Fixed crashes when 1 MB ROM or a single floppy drive is selected.
- Dumped and added ROMs from a first-generation FM-Towns Model 2.
hcd62121: Implemented exclusive OR with indirect addressing. [Ricardo Barreira]
- Used by cfx9850 for zoom menu in graph mode.
cfx9850.cpp: Corrected RAM size to 32 kB and added mirroring. [Ricardo Barreira]
super80.cpp, super80_cass.xml: Fine-tuned software compatibility flags. [Robbbert]
Removed unnecessary offset attribute from some software lists. [Robbbert]
trs80dt1: Added RS-232 and Centronics parallel ports, and promoted to working. [Robbbert]
pes.cpp: Modernised and cleaned up code, and fixed regressions caused by years of neglect. [Robbbert]
mkit09.cpp: Improved inputs for mkit09a and got it to start and run. [Robbbert]
Added covers to images that can be displayed in system selection UI. [Robbbert]
imagedev/avivideo.cpp: Added an image device to provide looping uncompressed AVI frames as input. [Ryan Holtz]
vino.cpp: Adapted to support both avivideo_image_device and picture_image_device. [Ryan Holtz]
cdi.cpp: Switched SERVO and SLAVE microcontrollers to use the correct device type with internal memory maps. [Ryan Holtz]
snes.cpp updates:
- Added clock divider for original Super FX chip (fixes game speed in Star Fox, Stunt Race FX, Vortex, and others). [Ryan Holtz]
- Corrected video RAM size to 64 kB (fixes graphics in Yoshi’s Island and possibly others). [Ryan Holtz, byuu]
- Fixed PPU background layer drawing based on higan ppu-fast. [Ryan Holtz, byuu]
- Adjusted horizontal blanking timing interval to the most common case (fixes off-by-one parallax in Yoshi’s Island). [byuu]
supracan.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Implemented sprite-to-sprite masking.
- Removed sound CPU boot hack and fixed sound CPU reset/halt behavior.
- Implemented controller input shift register protocol and removed non-existent parallel inputs in main CPU memory space.
- Removed non-existent player 3 and player 4 inputs.
- Added save status support and converted logging to use logmacro.h.
bgfx: Do texture format conversion via a full-screen GPU pass. [Ryan Holtz]
screen: Added support for changing horizontal width mid-frame and hooked it up to the SNES driver. [Ryan Holtz]
- Fixes dkongcu intro and others.
bus/dmv: Added K012 and C3282 hard disk interfaces. [Sandro Ronco]
netlist: Fixed issue with 1×1 matrix (affected gamemachine.cpp and breakout.cpp systems). [Tafoid]
Converted osd_printf_* family of functions to use util::string_format semantics. [Vas Crabb]
minimaws: Added support for identifying ROM/disk dumps on command line or through web UI. [Vas Crabb]
srcclean: Improved handling of some kinds of C preprocessor abuse. [Vas Crabb]
Improved performance of makedep.py, reducing the time taken to bootstrap a SOURCES= build. [Vas Crabb]
apple2_flop_orig.xml: Replaced Drol with new working dump. [4am, Firehawke]
m72.cpp Dumped 8751 microcontrollers for airduelm72 and dbreedm72j, replacing simulation. [Caius, Jorge Silva, TeamEurope, The Dumping Union]
wardner.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for the Wardner set, and added PCB locations to all sets. [Brian Troha]
playch10.cpp: Corrected BIOS PPU ROM loading. [brizzo]
rbmk.cpp: Decapped and dumped AT89C51 microcontroller for rbspm. [Caps0ff, EdHunter]
lucky37.cpp: Decapped and dumped microcontrollers for lucky21, lucky21d and lucky37. [Caps0ff, TeamEurope]
changyu.cpp: Decapped and dumped microcontroller for changyu2. [Caps0ff, TeamEurope]
lwings.cpp: Measured CPU clock and video timings on an original sectionz PCB. [Corrado Tomaselli]
exedexes.cpp: Measured CPU clocks and video timings, and verified sound chip clocks. [Corrado Tomaselli]
sidepckt.cpp: Corrected ROM labels and added PCB locations. [Corrado Tomaselli, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
nmk16.cpp: Re-dumped the tile graphics ROM for Macross II (Korea). [Darksoft, hammy]
chihiro.cpp, naomi.cpp: Improved software documentation, particularly title consistency. [f205v]
Added MIDI floppy software list to some IBM PC drivers. [FakeShemp]
bus/ata: Added skeleton PleXCombo PX-320A DVD/CD-RW Drive device. [Firmware HQ]
gsword.cpp: Measured microcontroller clocks for gsword. [Guru]
dec8.cpp: Verified all clocks for Ghostbusters. [Guru]
lwings.cpp: Measured main CPU clock on a bootleg sectionza PCB. [Guru]
m90.cpp: Updated documentation and IC locations. [hammy]
aristmk5.cpp: Fixed error in cashcatnz layout. [Heihachi_73]
spartanxtec.cpp: Added some IC locations, and added placeholders for undumped PLDs. [jordigahan]
galivan.cpp: Re-dumped dangarj audio CPU ROMs. [Layer]
triforce.cpp: Re-dumped “Triforce DIMM Updater (3.17) (GDT-0011)” to replace previous bad dump. [MajorPBX]
seta.cpp: Switched jjsquawk to use three buttons (third button is used in the sound test). [Mike Moffitt]
Fixed building with GCC versions that report a non-numeric version suffix. [MoochMcGee]
at.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Added ht12a BIOS option head12a01.
- Added at386sx BIOS options dell386sx, a3286a3886, ald93c308, intel and v514.
- Added ct386sx BIOS options m345000, dtk386sx and solutions.
- Added at386 BIOS options ssbc386at, opwb, 386atj7, vt386vt, l8949, acer310, kmxc02, frx521, frxs3b, 495sx, eemi and topcat.
- Added alim1429 BIOS options revb, alim142901, alim142902 and asaki.
- Added frxc402 BIOS option frximp.
- Added opti495xlc BIOS options op82c495xlc and mao13.
- Added hot409 BIOS option hot409v11.
- Sorted systems by chipset and motherboard, and updated comments, including RAM and cache information.
dec0.cpp: Decapped and dumped the 8751 microcontroller for Dragonninja (Japan revision 1). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
karnov.cpp: Verified the Atomic Runner (Japan) 8751 microcontroller dump. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
segas16b.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation with dumped program for Altered Beast (set 6) (8751 317-0076). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha]
dec8.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for The Real Ghostbusters sets. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
firetrap.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for Fire Trap (US). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
karnov.cpp: Replaced hand-crafted microcontroller program with program dump for Chelnov - Atomic Runner (US). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
segas16a.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation code with program dump for the Quartet sets. [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
segas16b.cpp: Replaced microcontroller simulation with program dump for Dynamite Dux (set 1) (8751 317-0095). [TeamEurope, Brian Troha, The Dumping Unionn]
pc98.xml, svi318_cass.xml: Corrected some spelling errors in titles and labels. [Zoë Blade]
Updated comments, and corrected spelling, grammar and typographical errors in comments and documentation. [Zoë Blade]

MAME 0.214

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

00130: [Sound] (darkseal.cpp) darkseal: When using your weapon, the music speed increases. (AJR)
00389: [Sound] (cbuster.cpp) cbuster: The music tempo increases up when the flamethrower is used. (AJR)
02108: [Sound] (vaportra.cpp) vaportra, vaportrau, kuhga: Music tempo changes when firing. (AJR)
03635: [Gameplay] (igspoker.cpp) cpoker, cpokert: Games freezing during play. (Roberto Fresca)
05802: [DIP/Input] (pk8020.cpp) korvet, neiva, kontur: Keyboard does not work! (Robbbert)
06205: [Graphics] (snes.cpp) snes [pilotwinu,pilotwinj]: Upper part of the screen image repeated. (AmatCoder)
06486: [Side-by-side] (a2600.cpp) a2600: Initial stack pointer value for the M6507 (6502) is incorrect. (MoochMcGee)
06901: [Crash/Freeze] (snes.cpp) snes [jdredd and clones]: Judge Dredd (all regions) stops working after title screen. (AmatCoder)
07405: [Sound] (dragon.cpp) dragon32, dragon64, dragon64h, dragon200, dragon200e: Dragon Sound Extention module is silent. (AJR)
07408: [Plugins] “autofire” plugin is not working properly. (Nathan Woods)
07412: [Crash/Freeze] (vgmplay.cpp) vgmplay [chaotixju_md]: Crash when attempting to play Sega 32X audio pack. (cam900)
07413: [Crash/Freeze] (exidy440.cpp) yukon, yukon1: The games crash or get stuck during the initial checks. (AJR)
07416: [Graphics] (legionna.cpp) denjinmk: Broken backgrounds in two game endings. (Angelo Salese)
07419: [Crash/Freeze] (snes.cpp) snes [firemenu, firemenj]: Screen remains black and game doesn’t start. (AmatCoder)
07425: [Misc.] (mac.cpp) macplus: Option/Command key positions swapped (U.S. PC keyboard). (R. Belmont)
07426: [Misc.] (mac.cpp) maciici: Non-matching Option key positions (U.S. PC keyboard). (R. Belmont)
07427: [Crash/Freeze] (arkanoid.cpp) arkgcbl, arkgcbla, arkangc2, arkbloc2, arkbloc3, block2, paddle2: Crash on start. (Robbbert)
07430: [Graphics] (nes.cpp) ultstunt and clones: Introduction screens and playfield are corrupted. (AJR)

New working machines

China Jiangmen Computer Equipment Factory H-01 JCE [zzemu]
China State-owned 830 Factory NF500A [zzemu]
Draw Poker (Joker Poker V.01) [Roberto Fresca TeamEurope]
Game & Watch: Fire (silver) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Flagman [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Helmet (Rev. 2) [algestam, hap, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Judge (green) [algestam, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Game & Watch: Vermin [algestam, hap, Mr. Do, Sean Riddle]
Motorola MEK6802D3 [68bit]
Motorola MEK6802D4 [68bit]
Motorola MEK6802D5 [68bit]
Nanjing Computer Factory Zi Jin I [zzemu]
Novag Super Sensor IV [hap, Berger, Achim]
SciSys / Philidor Software Chess Champion: Mark V [hap, Berger]
SciSys Kasparov Turbostar 432 [hap, anonymous]
Urachacha Mudaeri (Korea) [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]

New working clones

Birdie Try (Japan revision 2, revision 1 MCU) [TeamEurope, Guru]
China HKC HKC 8800A [zzemu]
Fidelity Electronics Excel 68000 Mach II (rev. C+, set 2) [Berger]
Game & Watch: Balloon Fight (crystal screen) [algestam, hap, Mr Jiggles the Christmas Man]
Gouketsuji Ichizoku (Japan, prototype) [twistedsymphony]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto ESB II [Berger, Achim]
Hegener + Glaser Mephisto III (ver. B) [Berger, Achim]
Kuri Kinton (US, World Games license) [coolmod, The Dumping Union]
Novag Constellation 3.6MHz (set 1) [hap, Berger, Achim]
Novag Constellation 3.6MHz (set 2) [Berger]
Novag Constellation Quattro [hap, anonymous]
Novag Savant II [Berger, Achim]
Pac Man (U.G. bootleg of Puck Man) [f205v]
Psyvariar -Medium Unit- (V2.02O 2000/02/22 13:00) [rtw]
Raiden Fighters (Greece) [Sergio Galiano, Recreativos Piscis]
SciSys / Philidor Software Chess Champion: Mark VI/Philidor [hap, Berger, anonymous]
Venture (version 5 set 2, bootleg) [f205v]

Machines promoted to working

Unior [Robbbert]

Clones promoted to working

Champion Poker (v101) [Roberto Fresca]
Champion Poker (v201F) [Roberto Fresca]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 1) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 2) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 3) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lady Liner (encrypted, set 4) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
Lovely Cards (encrypted) [TeamEurope, Roberto Fresca, Ivan Vangelista]
New Lucky 8 Lines (set 10, W-4, encrypted NEC D315-5136) [Grull Osgo]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

Alpha Micro AM-1000 [Bitsavers]
Cablenet 2039 Controller [Al Kossow, Bitsavers]
Maldaliza [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]
VTech Genius Leader Select [TeamEurope, The Dumping Union]
Wully Bully [brizzo, Angelo Salese, The Dumping Union]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

286 motherboards with 5-chip SUNTAC chipset [rfka01]
286 motherboards with 5-chip VLSI chipset [rfka01]
286 motherboards with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
386 Motherboard using the Forex FRX46C402 + FRX46C411 + SiS 85C206 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboard using the Symphony chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using a OPTi 82C495XLC chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards using the ALi M1429 A1 and M1431 A2 chipset [rfka01]
386 motherboards with a FOREX FRX46C402/FRX36C300/SIS85C206 chipset [rfka01]
386 SC Rev A2 [rfka01]
386-4N-D04A (UMC chipset) [rfka01]
Asus ISA-386C [rfka01]
Asus ISA-386U30 REV.2.2 [rfka01]
AUVA COMPUTER, INC. BAM/12-S2 [rfka01]
AUVA VIP-M21502A BAM16-A0 [rfka01]
BI-025C HT-12 286 (HT12/A chipset) [rfka01]
Biostar MB-1212C [rfka01]
CDTEK 286 motherboard with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
CMP enterprise CO.LTD. 286 motherboard [rfka01]
DFI 386-20.REV0 [rfka01]
DTK PEM 2539 [rfka01]
Eagle PC-2 [rfka01]
Everex Systems EV-1815 [rfka01]
GOLDSTAR P/N 611-606A Rev 1.0A [rfka01]
HLB-286 MBA-009 [rfka01]
KMA-202F-12R (Winbond chipset) [rfka01]
Leading Edge Model M [rfka01]
Leanord SA Elan High Tech 286 [rfka01]
Magitronic Technology Magitronic B236 [rfka01]
Micromint MPX-16 [rfka01]
Morse KP-286 [rfka01]
Octek 286 mainboard with Headland G2 chipset [rfka01]
Octek Jaguar V v1.4 [rfka01]
Olivetti M203 motherboard [rfka01]
PC-Chips M205 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M321 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M326 [rfka01]
PC-Chips M919 [rfka01]
Pipi & Bibis / Whoopee!! (bootleg, set 2) [anonymous]
Shuttle Computer International HOT-304 [rfka01]
SM 386-40F (Forex chipset) [rfka01]
Snobol Mini 286 [rfka01]
Soyo SY-019H and SY-019I [rfka01]
SY-012 16/25 386MB VER: 5.2 [rfka01]
TAM/33/40-MA0 (CM318R00,M31-R00) [rfka01]
Uniron U3911-V3 [rfka01]
Vendex HeadStart Plus [rfka01]
Wyse WYSEpc 286 [rfka01]

New working software list additions

amiga_apps: Amiga Appetizer (Sv), Desktop Budget (Sv), SuperDuper 2.02 [FakeShemp]
apple2_flop_clcracked:
- Charlie Brown's 1, 2, 3's (1990 Queue re-release) (cleanly cracked), Chivalry (Revision 2) (cleanly cracked), Computer Preparation for the SAT (Version 1.1A) (cleanly cracked), Creature Chorus (Version 4.0) (cleanly cracked), Julius Erving and Larry Bird Go One on One (cleanly cracked), MicroExam Test Bank for Computer Mathematics: Structured BASIC with Math Applications (Version 1.01) (cleanly cracked), Millionaire (Version 2.1) (cleanly cracked), Professor Davensteev's Galaxy Search: Blue Level (cleanly cracked), Professor Davensteev's Galaxy Search: Red Level (cleanly cracked), Quiz Castle (cleanly cracked), The Sales Edge (cleanly cracked), Universe II (Version 1.0) (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
- Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom (cleanly cracked) [LoGo, Firehawke]
- Star Fleet 1: The War Begins (cleanly cracked) [Peter Ferrie, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_misc: Olin in Emerald [www.mocagh.org, Dan Chisarick, Firehawke]
apple2_flop_orig:
- Crossbow, Dogfight, Dragon's Keep, The Fidelity Chessmaster 2100, Hyper Head On, Infiltrator, Infiltrator Part II: The Next Day, International Hockey, Oo-Topos, PHM Pegasus, Racter, Roach Hotel, The Rocky Horror Show, The Sands of Mars, Snoggle, Succession, Super Mario Bros. Print World, Tawala's Last Redoubt, Tuesday Morning Quarterback [4am, Firehawke]
- Olin in Emerald [4am, www.mocagh.org, Dan Chisarick, Firehawke]
- Star Fleet 1: The War Begins [Brian Wiser, Firehawke]
gba: Broken Circle (Euro) [No-Intro, FakeShemp]
ggm: Sandy Edition - Master Chess, Steinitz Edition-4 - Master Chess [anonymous]
gtfore: Golden Tee Fore! 2002 (V2.00.00), Golden Tee Fore! 2003 (V3.00.04), Golden Tee Fore! 2004 (V4.00.XX), Golden Tee Fore! 2005 (V5.00.XX), Golden Tee Fore! Complete (V6.00.XX) [FakeShemp]
ibm5150: 2400 A.D. (set 2), Colossus Bridge 4, The Faery Tale Adventure: Book I, Star Pack, UMS II: Nations at War - Planet Editor [FakeShemp]
ibm5170: Bundesliga Manager Professional, QuickLink II Fax, Veil of Darkness, Vinguiden 1.0 (Sweden) [FakeShemp]
mac_flop: Balance of the Planet, Lode Runner [FakeShemp]
saitek_kso: Kasparov Selected Openings [Berger, anonymous]
sorcerer_cass: Defense [exidyboy]
spectrum_cass: The Quill Adventure System (C series) (set 1, C05) [David Haywood]
vgmplay: Air Rescue (Sega System 32), Alien3 - The Gun (Sega System 32), Barunba (MSX2), Barunba (PC Engine), Blaster Master - Enemy Below (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Bosconian (MSX), Cueb Runner (Sharp X68000), Dragon Buster (Sharp X68000), Fist of the North Star (NES), Fist of the North Star - 10 Big Brawls for the King of Universe (Nintendo Game Boy), Fray (MSX2), Hokuto no Ken (Family Computer), Illusion City (MSX turbo R), Image Fight (Sharp X68000), John Madden Football II (PC), King & Balloon (MSX), Kyuukyoku Tiger (Sharp X68000), Mappy (NEC PC-8801), Pac-Land (Sharp X68000), Pac-Man (MSX), R-Type (Sharp X68000), The Return of Ishtar (Fujitsu FM77AV), The Return of Ishtar (NEC PC-8801), The Return of Ishtar (NEC PC-9801), SHM (MSX2), Tank Battalion (MSX), Terra Cresta (Sharp X68000), Thunder Dragon (Arcade), Total Carnage (IBM PC AT), Toy Story Racer (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok - Battle of the Bionosaurs (Nintendo Game Boy), Turok - Rage Wars (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (Nintendo Game Boy Color), Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion (Nintendo Game Boy Color), XVM (MSX) [Tafoid]
vsmile_cart:
- Abenteuer im ABC Park (Germany, Rev. 3), The Batman - Rettung von Gotham City (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- The Batman - Rescate en Gotham City (Spain), Bob der Baumeister - Bobs spannender Arbeitstag (Germany, Rev. 104), Bob y sus Amigos - Un Día De Trabajo (Spain), Campeonato de Futbol V.Smile (Spain), Disney/Pixar Cars - Acelera el Motor en Radiador Springs (Spain), Disney/Pixar À Procura de Nemo - Nemo À Descoberta do Oceano (Portugal), DreamWorks Shrek - El Cuento de la Dragona (Spain), Lil' Bratz Estrellas De La Moda - Amigos, Moda y Diversión (Spain), Noddy - Detective Por um Dia (Portugal), Scooby-Doo - Misterio En El Parque (Spain, translucent blue cartridge), Superman - El Hombre de Acero (Spain), Walt Disney La Cenicienta - Los sueños mágicos de Cenicienta (Spain) [TeamEurope, ClawGrip]

Software list items promoted to working

dragon_cart: Speech Synthesis Module [Nigel Barnes]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

gj4000: Wissen für Kinder [TeamEurope]
gl6000sl: Update - Rechtschreibreform [TeamEurope]
glcx: Update Programm-Zusatzkassette (Ger) [TeamEurope]
gls: Spielend Richtig Schreiben [TeamEurope]
ibm5170: Strike Commander, Strike Commander: Speech Pack, Strike Commander: Tactical Operations [FakeShemp]
mac_flop: The Supercars - Test Drive II Car Disk [FakeShemp]
mac_hdflop: Lost in Time - Parts 1 & 2 [FakeShemp]
st_flop: Ferrari Formula One (Euro) [FakeShemp]
vsmile_cart:
- Cranium - Freizeit Park - Ein Jahrmarkt voller Spiel- und Lernspaß (Germany), Dolphis Wasser-abenteuer (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- Cranium - Parque de Atracciones de Cranium (Spain), Dakota y su mascota (Spain), Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2 (Smartbook) (USA), Disney's Little Einsteins (Spain), Kung Fu Panda - Aventura en el Valle de la Paz (Spain), Nick Jr. Dora the Explorer - Dora's Got a Puppy (Smartbook) (USA), Spider-Man y Amigos - Misiones Secretas (Spain, Rev. 222), V.Smile Estudio De Arte (Spain), V.Smile PC (Spain), Walt Disney La Cenicienta - Los sueños mágicos de Cenicienta (Spain, Rev. 122) [TeamEurope, ClawGrip]
vsmilem_cart: Disney La Casa de Mickey Mouse (Spain), Disney Winnie the Pooh - En busca de la miel (Spain), Disney/Pixar Cars - Acelera el Motor en Radiador Springs (Spain), Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 (Spain), Disney/Pixar UP (Spain), Disney/Pixar Wall-E (Spain), DreamWorks Monstruos contra Alienígenas (Spain), ¡¡Scooby-Doo!! - Misterio en el parque (Spain) [TeamEurope, avlixa, ClawGrip]

Source Changes

bus/ss50: Corrected SS-30 MPS2 “high” Baud rates. [68bit]
bus/ss50: Don’t log reads from empty SS-50 slots when side effects are disabled. [68bit]
flex_dsk.cpp: Fixed logging of the disk name extension. [68bit]
swtpc09.cpp: Added hard disk support to the DMAF3 controller. [68bit]
- Includes new WD1000 hard disk controller support, and improved DMAF2/DMAF3 MC6844 DMA emulation.
mc6845.cpp: Improved cursor emulation, including differences between the MC6845 and HD6845S. [68bit]
asmjs: Removed option to ignore missing libraries, and removed util and SDL2_ttf from link libraries. [68bit]
unidasm: Added -xchbytes option to swap input bytes. [AJR]
Added dump and emulation for Alpha Micro AM-310 Communications Controller. [AJR, Bitsavers]
m37710: Internalized timing for analog-to-digital converter. [AJR]
Distinguish DIP switches that belong to different devices but have the same name in UI menus. [AJR]
- Most likely to occur when multiple instances of the same device type are configured on bus slots.
h8: Improved disassembly. [AJR]
- Corrected sign extension for 16-bit absolute addresses.
- Add h' prefix to hexadecimal numbers.
- Restrict address length depending on model.
- Align arguments.
airbustr.cpp, djboy.cpp, hvyunit.cpp, sidearms.cpp: Corrected sound IRQ sources. [AJR]
c140.cpp: Added timing output to trigger periodic FIRQ. [AJR]
h6820: Added a hack to work around incorrect music speed in cbuster.cpp, darkseal.cpp and vaportra.cpp (MT00130, MT00389, MT02108). [AJR]
prestige.cpp: Corrected metadata (glmmc is now gmmc), and marked gmmc system ROM as a bad dump. [AJR]
h6280: Reduced logical address space width, and made debugger use official names for banking registers. [AJR]
exidy440.cpp: Fixed crash/assertion failure caused by palette having too few entries. [AJR]
Added preliminary ELAN Microelectronics RISC II CPU emulation. [AJR]
dp8350.cpp: Improved timing, and fixed save states. [AJR]
nes.hsi: Fixed mirroring for Ultimate Stuntman. [AJR]
Fixed debugger dump command for address-shifted spaces. [AJR]
snes.cpp: Don’t reset HDMA on writes to HDMAEN if the register value isn’t changed (fixes MT06205). [AmatCoder]
g65816, spc700: Improved cycle counting (fixes MT06901 and MT07419). [AmatCoder]
crospuzl.cpp: Improved Flash loading. [Angelo Salese]
VRender0 updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Improved menghong hardware emulation, allowing crzyddz2 to boot and improving menghong colors.
- Moved video and audio components into the system-on-a-chip device, and added preliminary UART emulation.
- Allowed external video clock to be set by the host driver.
segaic24.cpp: Implemented reverse Y clipping logic (fixes sprite priorities in Crack Down). [Angelo Salese]
archimds.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Fixed cursor enable and sizing (used by caverns to display score and main player sprite).
- Added preliminary RTFM and serial joystick support.
- Re-implemented Acorn VIDC10 emulation, adding stereo sound support and improving raster effects.
segac2.cpp: Added links to reference videos. [cam900]
gba.xml: Corrected ROM size for brokenc. [cam900]
k051649.cpp: Added more address map mirrors, added save state support, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ym2151.cpp: Clear both output buffers when reset is asserted. [cam900]
psikyosh.cpp: Refactored common pixel operations into helper functions, improved use of const, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
ay8910.cpp: Implemented AY8930 extensions, made pin 26 an input, added notes, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
deco_mlc.cpp: Improved blending behavior and cleaned up code. [cam900]
mega32x.cpp: Removed assumptions about host system’s sound outputs (fixes MT07412). [cam900]
315_5313.cpp: Fixed 3-bit color mode masking, implemented device_gfx_interface, and separated shadow/highlight palettes. [cam900]
calcune.cpp: Converted drawing routine to use VDP palette, added save state support, and reduced redundant code. [cam900]
video/generic.cpp: Added 16×16 layouts composed of 2×2 arrangement of 8×8 tiles, and made a number of drivers use generic layouts. [cam900]
imagetek_i4100.cpp: Added notes and cleaned up code. [cam900]
hyprduel.cpp: Set MACHINE_NO_COCKTAIL flag on hyprduel and hyprduel2. [cam900]
nmk16.cpp: Verified some clock sources and CPU types. [cam900]
legionna.cpp: Always invalidate tilemaps on bank change for Denjin Makai and Heated Barrel. [cam900]
plugins/cheat: Added time functions to the cheat sandbox. [Carl]
netlist: Force C locale when formatting numbers (fixes exception when global locale is set). [Couriersud]
spectrum: Added preliminary Beta Disk emulation (not working). [David Haywood]
karnov.cpp: Hooked up 8031 microcontroller for chelnovjbl. [Dirk Best]
model3.cpp: Hook up 315-5649 I/O controller. [Dirk Best]
HP9845: Reimplemented TACO based on recently-published internal documentation. [F.Ulivi]
- Also separated DC100 tape cartridge device, and added support for 16-bit data format used by HP9845 and HP885.
hphybrid: Fixed bug that caused hp9825t to hang when calculating logarithms. [F.Ulivi]
Don’t throttle emulation while paused if video update-in-pause is enabled. [feos]
icebox.cpp: Hooked up floppy controller interrupt request, allowing disk routines to work properly. [Frank Palazzolo]
apple2: Corrected Joyport multiplexing. [Golden Child]
apple2: Fixed key code for Ctrl-Shift-P and modifier codes for M and N on II and II Plus. [Golden Child]
segacrp2_device.cpp: Added NEC D315-5136 device (used by lucky8k). [Grull Osgo]
sh: Log SH2 FMR clock multiplier writes. [MetalliC]
cps3.cpp updates – imperfect graphics flag has been removed: [MetalliC]
- Hooked up coin lockouts and coin counters, and connected buttons 5 and 6 to jojo, jojoba and clones.
- Made SS RAM and registers eight bits wide and fixed EEPROM size.
- Added fixed delay to palette/character DMA interrupts, and removed periodic interrupt hack.
- Fixed missing star sprite in introduction and game title background color for jojo.
- Render tilemaps as sets of rows from sprite list (fixes sfiii Alex stage background).
- Implemented sprite list caching (fixes warzard two-player versus screen and jojo introduction text).
- Replaced disk images version 5 CHD files build from trurip database.
- Re-implemented color fading, and zeroed low three bits of color channels.
- Improved save state support, Improved function/variable naming, cleaned up code, and improved documentation.
cps3.cpp: Implemented tilemap flipping, added a delay to sprite list DMA acknowledgement, and buffered global scroll registers. [MetalliC, David Haywood]
geneve: Added PC keyboard connector, allowing the use of emulated PC XT keyboards. [Michael Zapf]
m6502: Improved reset sequence emulation (fixes MT06486). [MoochMcGee, hap, smf]
Exposed running_machine::exit_pending() and running_machine::hard_reset_pending() to Lua scripts. [Nathan Woods]
Changed osd_get_clipboard_text() to return std::string. [Nathan Woods]
dragon32: Added JCB Speech Synthesis cartridge emulation. [Nigel Barnes]
acorn_vidc.cpp: Generate µ-law table at device start time. [O. Galibert, Angelo Salese]
tms34020: Fixed BLMOVE alignment handling (fixes endless loop in Atronic games). [Priit Laes]
apple2: Added initial support for ComputerEyes/2 image capture slot card. [R. Belmont, Golden Child]
f2mc16 updates: [R. Belmont]
- Implemented more opcodes.
- Made interrupt handling more robust.
- Implemented mb9061x timers 0 and 1, including external event counter mode.
- Fixed BBC branch offset.
- Added more opcodes to the disassembler and normalized bit syntax.
- Added save state support and cleaned up code.
Added a preliminary native Cocoa OSD layer for macOS (not working yet). [R. Belmont]
mac.cpp, mac128.cpp: Made default mapping for Command key right alt for all machines. [R. Belmont]
Emulated Sega Billboard and hooked it up to ST-V, Model 2 and Model 3 games. [Rob Krum, Dirk Best]
i8251: Implemented synchronous modes. [Robbbert]
unior.cpp, pp01.cpp: Fixed cassette interfaces. [Robbbert]
pmd85.cpp: Added cassette to alfa and mato, fixed cassette on other sets, and added notes. [Robbbert]
poly88.cpp: Fixed cassette polyphase mode. [Robbbert]
argo.cpp: added DMA, CRTC, PIT and cassette by guesswork. [Robbbert]
plan80.cpp: Added speaker sound. [Robbbert]
pk8020.cpp: Fixed keyboard and updated notes (MT05802). [Robbbert]
mycom.cpp: Fixed scrolling. [Robbbert]
goldnpkr.cpp: Replaced incorrectly dumped jokercar extended graphics ROMs with data from another set to make the game playable. [Roberto Fresca]
goldstar.cpp: Simplified cherrys graphics decryption code. [Roberto Fresca]
igspoker.cpp updates: [Roberto Fresca]
- Patched out protection in cpokert, cpokerx, cpoker101, cpoker201f and cpoker210ks (MT03635).
- Fixed inputs for cpoker, cpokert and cpoker201f.
SGI Newport graphics: Fixed inverted-Y pixel read-back (fixes crash in Alias PowerAnimator 7.5). [Ryan Holtz]
r4000: Report the correct sub-revision for the R4600, and allow specific R4x00 types to specify the FPU ID as well. [Ryan Holtz]
indigo.cpp: Switched indigo4k to use the new R4000 CPU core. [Ryan Holtz]
SGI HAL2 audio: Corrected chip revision ID to match real hardware. [Ryan Holtz]
sgi_mc: Flag EISA bus as present on both Indigo² and Indy, as VINO uses EISA signals for GIO64 arbitration. [Ryan Holtz]
vino: Implemented the majority of its functionality, and hooked it up to picture_image_device. [Ryan Holtz]
hh_sm510.cpp: Improved re-created melody ROMs for gnw_bfight and gnw_mbaway. [algestam]
debugger: Added mips and m68k support to gdbstub, and added support for running MAME debugger commands from the client. [Ramiro Polla]
Changed Travis CI build to use GCC 9, and added MinGW GCC build to AppVeyor. [Belegdol]
marineb.cpp: Documented difficulty settings for hoccer, and added DIP switch locations for most sets. [Brian Troha]
policetr.cpp: Re-dumped U163 sound ROM for policetr10, and added speed-up hacks for sshooter, sshooter11 and policetr10. [Brian Troha]
karnov.cpp: Re-dumped color BPROMS for chelnovj, confirming they match chelnov/chelnovu. [Brian Troha]
ibm5170.xml updates: [FakeShemp]
- Changed gilispa, mitsmous6, nd010pci, nusound, sndwav32 and wordfndr to IMD images.
- Changed scroll3d, sndwav32, cpavfw, microcp3, wordfndr and thndrhwk to MFM images.
- Re-dumped internet and nicklaus.
ibm5150.xml: Replaced tgipack and ranger1 with MFM images. [FakeShemp]
amiga_hardware.xml: Dumped a590_seagate disk. [FakeShemp]
blackt96.cpp: Measured PIC microcontroller clock frequency. [Guru]
wyvernf0.cpp: Measured clock frequencies. [Guru]
symbolics.cpp: Changed unpopulated ROM regions to read as 0xFF to match hardware tests. [Josh Dersch]
neptunp2.cpp: Added EEPROM dump to rockroll. [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
commando.cpp: Corrected CPU frequency and updated notes. [Jose Tejada]
gng.cpp: Corrected notes. [Jose Tejada]
midvunit.cpp: Added re-created A19993 PAL program. [JROK, Hydreigon]
naomi.cpp: Re-dumped initdv2ja and ggxxsla GD-ROMs. [MajorPBX]
sprint4.cpp: Fixed gear shift controls for fourth player. [Mark Spaeth]
bfm_sc4.cpp, exidyttl.cpp, globalfr.cpp, jpmmps.cpp, monacogp.cpp, mpu5.hxx, simple_st0016.cpp: Edited titles for consistency. [MASH]
genpc.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Increased pc BIOS region size to 64 KiB to support late XT clones.
- pc: “Added Super Computer BIOS 1.2”, “B-190-B”, “KT 10 M/B” and “Ruud Baltissen's Diagnostics” BIOS options.
at.cpp updates: [rfka01]
- Expanded chipset details and notes.
- at: Added “286 TACT”, “CDTEK 286” and “Landmark/Supersoft diagnostic ROMs” BIOS options.
- at386: Added “386 board with Ali chipset”, “386 UMC 3DIUD”, “386GRN-like board rev.03”, “MB1325PM” and “Tandon/Micronics with 385” BIOS options.
- atvga: Added “286 TACT” and “CDTEK 286” BIOS options.
- neat: added “286-NEAT”, “VIP BAM/16-11” and “CP-805” BIOS options.
- vlsi5: Added “MBVLSI-168” BIOS option.
ibmpc.cpp: Added “Landmark/Supersoft Diagnostics” BIOS options for ibm5150 and ibm5160. [rfka01]
hawk.cpp: Added “DEMOS 2.21 V1.01” BIOS option. [TheEPROM9]
cps1.cpp: Dumped U104 PAL for Street Fighter II' CE Mstreet-6 bootlegs sf2cems6a and sf2cems6b. [TwistedTom]
chinagat.cpp: Added PCB layouts and TRJ-100 pinout information, and updated notes. [yukaritamura]
supbtime.cpp: Fixed DE-0343 board main CPU and audio CPU clock frequencies. [yukaritamura]

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