AGEMAME HQ

Because of the changes, some of the line endings have become corrupted, resulting in patching errors. Just ignore them, the program will compile fine as it is.

Last one for a while, so it’s been made nice and stable. Hopefully there should be no deprecated code left in the AGEMAME drivers, so any drastic changes won’t occur.

After all the XML nonsense, I’m finally able to put together a build I can validate. Don’t forget, compiling this now automatically includes the debugger, just run with -debug in your commandline, or set debug to 1, and you can start to have a play around.

Also bear in mind that the old agemame-admin address is no longer used (that ISP is closing it’s doors at the end of this month), recheck the Contact page for the new details.

There’s no specific need to patch anything, so I’m not doing.

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A bit of DUART work to make M1 a little easier to debug, as well as the newer games from MAME.

All the new games from mainline MAME (including some H8 CPU ones, which is the same CPU series as EPOCH).

There’s also a start on some IMPACT improvements, based on something I was sent by Dialtone.

I’ve been made aware of problems pertaining to the use of XML based tools with u3. This is a MAME core issue, which has already been addressed for u4, so there will be no fix provided here.

However, some people are also having problems with Scorpion 2 games in AGEMAME only - it appears that the new input checks are causing a validation problem with one of the casino type games. Again, that’s now fixed for u4.

And as for those ROMsets? Out of those we can use at the moment, they’re duplicates, but they do at least verify that some of the Cobra games are good dumps.

Finally got this released, just adds the new games from mainline MAME (like Coronation Street, for example).

Not a lot here (just a skeletal mpu3 driver), but I do have some ROM dumps to sort through that may prove interesting…

Finally.

I’ve added some limited support for JPM IMPACT AWP games, but without proper display support being sorted out, you’ll just get an alarm from them.