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2016-10-07Revbump post boost updateadam1-2/+2
2016-10-04Remove dead emulators/qemu0 referencekamil1-2/+1
2016-10-04Remove emulators/qemu0kamil26-1106/+0
It was used as a fallback for NetBSD-5.x http://gnats.netbsd.org/46565 This PR was closed in 2015 as NetBSD-5.x has been eol'ed. This version 0.15.1nb18 isn't functional on NetBSD-7.x neither CentOS 7.x.
2016-10-04Detach emulators/qemu0kamil1-2/+1
2016-10-04Fix path in patches/patch-linux-user_signal.ckamil2-5/+5
2016-10-02mame: remove comment about gcc 5.3 being used because of a gcc49 bug.maya1-2/+1
bug was fixed, but gcc 5.0 is explicitly required by the package. see scripts/genie.lua. It also mentions GCC 5.2 being problematic in the same file. given that nobody has tested it for <5.3, leave it at 5.3 required.
2016-10-01Updated mame to 0.178.wiz3-10/+16
The end of the month is almost here, and it's time to unwrap another shiny MAME release. This time around we've had the pleasure of seeing Angelo Salese show us all that he's a bug-fixing machine, resolving many long-standing bugs in playable games (including graphical glitches in Combat School, and issues with slopes in Sunset Riders). Highlights from newly emulated machines include the Esselte 100 classroom computer from Sweden (thanks Edstrom), Slap Shooter (courtesy of ShouTime and the Dumping Union), the French version of the Apple //e Enhanced, the original Japanese version of Street Fighter with pneumatic buttons (thanks ShouTime), and the original version of Nintendo's Popeye on Sky Skipper hardware (yet another gem from ShouTime). On the gambling front, we have another batch of layouts from John Parker, clickable button lamps for more machines from einstein95, and improved inputs/output for a number of games from AJR. Speaking of inputs and outputs, Risugami added/improved outputs and layouts for a number of Midway games. This release includes preliminary support for persistent controller ID mappings from Tomer Verona. This may help if you're having issues with Xbox controllers appearing in a different order when you relaunch MAME. If you're interested, check out the documentation and see if it helps. It's still not particularly easy to use, but it's ready for testing and improvement and may be useful, particularly for people with wireless controllers. Other notable improvements include working envelope and LFSR emulation for Mega Duck, better emulation of MCU communication for Taito Super Qix hardware, support for multiple BBC Micro floppy drive controllers, restoring the ability to have MAME accept incoming socket connections to communicate with an emulated serial port, and more features for the UI graphics viewer. MAME 0.178 also adds software list updates with the latest prototype cartridge dumps, numerous bootlegs and alternate versions of supported games, and steady progress on non-working systems like the CMI IIx and LSI Octopus.
2016-10-01Include patch for CentOS 7kamil1-0/+28
2016-10-01Fix build of qemu-0.15.1 on CentOS 7kamil2-3/+6
Changes: - require -lrt for timer_settime() - replace "struct siginfo" with "siginfo_t" (backported from new qemu) Bump PKGREVISION to 18.
2016-09-25Remove restrictions, this now has standard licensing.wiz1-5/+1
2016-09-19Recursive PKGREVISION bump for gnutls shlib major bump.wiz2-4/+4
2016-09-19Pass --disable-dynrec on Darwin, fixes PR#51483. Bump PKGREVISION.jperkin1-2/+3
2016-09-18wine-devel: fix build with pulseaudio optionmaya3-4/+9
2016-09-18wine-devel: use message.netbsd insteadmaya1-1/+1
2016-09-18wine-devel: add note about NULL page not being mappable by defaultmaya1-0/+10
under NetBSD, and how to work around it for programs that need it. thanks maxv@ for keeping this optional.
2016-09-18wine-devel: don't crash at runtime when multithreaded programsmaya1-2/+8
try to use networking code under NetBSD. netbsd won't let you manipulate _res in a multithreaded program and instead calls abort(). avoid the code that does this for now. it's possible that it broke the ability to resolve domains and I didn't see this yet - but I'm able to use network programs now. bump PKGREVISION
2016-09-17wine-devel: fix networking under netbsdmaya1-2/+3
NetBSD has gethostbyname_r in libc, and it's incorrectly detected as being sufficiently linux-like by wine, but it likely returns different errors. force fail the configure test for linux-like gethostbyname_r, which already allows use of alternative networking functions. fixes wine bug #40865: Steam does not connect to internet bump PKGREVISION
2016-09-15wine-devel: add forgotten PLIST changesmaya2-159/+2802
2016-09-15wine-devel: update to 1.9.18maya11-772/+116
updated by Adrian Fernandes in pkgsrc-wip tested on netbsd/i386, netbsd/amd64. Linux and Darwin will likely need a PLIST update. Possibly incomplete changelog 1.7.36 -> 1.9.18: Support for multiple kernel drivers in a single process. More WebServices reader support. Various improvements in joystick support. Some more work towards the Direct3D command stream. GDI performance improvements. Improved IME window handling. Compatibility fixes in the clipboard support. Better exception handling on 64-bit. Various improvements in joystick support. Some more stream support in the C++ runtime. Font embedding improvements. More metafile support in GDI+. Better 64-bit binary compatibility on macOS. Performance improvements in JavaScript. More progress towards the Direct3D command stream. More shader instructions in Direct3D. Performance improvements in GDI. More shader instructions in Direct3D. Performance improvements in GDI. Better multi-joystick support on macOS. Active Scripting improvements. Additional stream support in the C++ runtime. More Shader Model 5 support in Direct3D. Some more write support in WebServices. Performance improvements in GDI. Some more progress towards the Direct3D command stream. New version of the Gecko engine based on Firefox 47. More Shader Model 5 support in Direct3D. Unicode data updated to Unicode 9.0.0. Improvements to GDI paths and metafiles. More progress towards the Direct3D command stream. Joystick support improvements on Mac OS X. Bug fix update of the Mono engine. Initial version of a taskbar in desktop mode. Fixes for right-to-left languages in Uniscribe. More Shader Model 4 support in Direct3D. Better metafile support in RichEdit. Better support for long URLs in WinInet. Various Direct3D 11 improvements. Down-mixing support in DirectSound. Some cosmetic improvements in desktop mode. High resolution ("Retina") rendering option on Mac OS X. More compatible directory enumeration. A number of C++ runtime fixes. Video output improvements. More work towards the WineD3D command stream. Service proxies in WebServices. Query support in the builtin reg.exe utility. Improved support for long URLs in WinInet. More work towards the WineD3D command stream. Bug fix update of the Mono engine. More WebServices reader support. Still more Shader Model 5 support. Support for gradients in metafiles. Improved table formatting in WinHelp. More work towards the WineD3D command stream. More support for Shader Model 5 shaders. C++ exception handling on x86-64. Support for Windows-style static import libraries. Performance fixes in the XML writer. Better video card detection when using Mesa. Support for Shader Model 5 shaders. C++ exception handling improvements. New version of the Mono engine, with 64-bit support. Beginnings of the WineD3D command stream. Support for effect states in Direct3DX. Drag & drop improvements. Support for color glyphs and font fallbacks in DirectWrite. Improvements to the WebServices reader. Support for more formats in Direct3D 11. Simplified syntax and clean up of tests marked todo. Various bug fixes. New version of the Gecko engine based on Firefox 44. JSON support in JavaScript. Improved line breaking in DirectWrite. Some more write support in WebServices. Still more Shader Model 4 instructions. GStreamer 1.0 support. Support for SHA hashes in BCrypt. Synthesizing bold glyphs also for bitmap fonts. Underlines support in DirectWrite. Still more Shader Model 4 instructions. A few more deferred fixes. Support for debug registers on x86-64. More Shader Model 4 instructions. Support for the Mingw ARM toolchain. A number of fixes that were deferred during code freeze. WSAPoll implementation. Standard font dialog fixes. X11 drag&drop improvements. Pulse audio driver. Various fixes for Microsoft Office 2013 support. Some more implementation of the Web Services DLL. More fixes for the latest C runtime version. Improvements to the Makefile generation. Implementation of the TransmitFile function. More implementation of the Web Services DLL. Improved video decoding. Alternative for the deprecated prelink tool. Major Turkish translation update. Support for the various versions of XAudio. More implementation of the Web Services DLL. Improved OLE object embedding. Various code cleanups in Direct3D. New MAINTAINERS file and Signed-off-by requirement to improve the patch review process. Unicode data updated to Unicode 8.0.0. Some implementation of the Web Services DLL. More Direct3D 11 interfaces. A few more functions in the C++ runtime. Output standard glyph names in the PostScript driver. XAudio2 implementation using OpenAL Soft. Support for the new Universal C Runtime DLL. Dropdown menu support in the standard Open Dialog. Grayscale rendering mode in DirectWrite. New version of the Gecko engine based on Firefox 40. First steps of the Direct3D 11 implementation. Better font matching in DirectWrite. Support for OpenMP on ARM platforms. DirectWrite is now good enough for rendering text in Steam. A number of Direct2D improvements. Some more OpenMP functions. Support for namespaces in the IDL compiler. Fleshed out OpenMP implementation. I/O stream support in the MSVCIRT C++ runtime. Support for pixel snapping in DirectWrite. More support for OpenGL core contexts. Text drawing in Direct2D. Support for the new thread pool API. Toolbar state saving. Beginnings of an implementation for proper HID support. Support for file objects in device drivers. Improvements in the BITS file transfer service. Still more progress on DirectWrite implementation. Support for shared user data on 64-bit. Various C++ runtime improvements. Some more support for the 64-bit ARM platform. Better debugging support on 64-bit Mac OS X. Some more progress on DirectWrite implementation. A number of RichEdit control fixes. Beginning implementation of the old MSVCIRT C++ runtime. More support for the COM interfaces of the RichEdit control. Initial version of a SmartTee filter. Some more support for the ARM64 platform. Support for the null device kernel object. Improved support for Shell Browser windows. Some more API Sets libraries. Read/write operations support with built-in devices. Major Catalan translation update. Support for WoW64 mode on ARM64. Support for dynamic timezone information. Initial desktop shell window support. Some more Direct2D support. More Known Folders supported in the shell. Some more support for kernel job objects. More MSI patches improvements. Some theming fixes. Support for kernel job objects. Various fixes to the ListView control. Better support for OOB data in Windows Sockets. Support for DIB images in the OLE data cache. Improved support for MSI patches. Some fixes for ACL file permissions. WinMM joystick support on Mac OS X. Kerning support in DirectWrite. Support for DirectX Media Objects filters. Better support for animated GIFs in GdiPlus. Improved support for Known Folders in Shell32. New version of the Gecko engine based on Firefox 36. Support for themed scrollbars. Updated version of the Mono engine. More compatible RPC interface for service control. Support for X Drag & Drop version 5. Threading fixes in IME support. Interface change notifications. Support for the UTF-7 encoding. A number of graphical fixes for themed controls. Wininet now implemented on top of Win32 sockets.
2016-09-12Use INSTALLTION_DIRS instead of AUTO_MKDIRS= yes, thanks wiz@mef1-4/+2
2016-09-07Updated emulators/ROMInfo to 2.8mef2-9/+10
-------------------------------- 24/03/2008 *** v2.8 *** - Uses DatLib v2.24. - Fixed crash (allzip had spurious carriage returns in kyukaidk). - DatLib 2.23 also added the Generic XML format.
2016-09-04Update to 2.7.0ryoon9-46/+75
Changelog: System emulation Incompatible changes SPI flash devices "160s33b", "320s33b", "640s33b", "at25df041a", "at25df321a", "at25df641", "at25fs010", "at25fs040", "at26df081a", "at26df161a", "at26df321", "at26f004", "at45db081d", "en25f32", "en25p32", "en25p64", "en25q32b", "en25q64", "gd25q32", "gd25q64", "m25p05", "m25p10", "m25p128", "m25p16", "m25p20", "m25p32", "m25p40", "m25p64", "m25p80", "m25pe16", "m25pe20", "m25pe80", "m25px32", "m25px32-s0", "m25px32-s1", "m25px64", "m45pe10", "m45pe16", "m45pe80", "mx25l12805d", "mx25l12855e", "mx25l1606e", "mx25l2005a", "mx25l25635e", "mx25l25655e", "mx25l3205d", "mx25l4005a", "mx25l6405d", "mx25l8005", "n25q032", "n25q032a11", "n25q032a13", "n25q064", "n25q064a11", "n25q064a13", "n25q128", "n25q128a11", "n25q128a13", "n25q256a11", "n25q256a13", "s25fl016k", "s25fl064k", "s25fl129p0", "s25fl129p1", "s25fl256s0", "s25fl256s1", "s25fl512s", "s25sl004a", "s25sl008a", "s25sl016a", "s25sl032a", "s25sl032p", "s25sl064a", "s25sl064p", "s25sl12800", "s25sl12801", "s70fl01gs", "sst25vf016b", "sst25vf032b", "sst25vf040b", "sst25vf080b", "sst25wf010", "sst25wf020", "sst25wf040", "sst25wf512", "w25q256", "w25q32", "w25q32dw", "w25q64", "w25q80", "w25q80bl", "w25x10", "w25x16", "w25x20", "w25x32", "w25x40", "w25x64", "w25x80" connect to a backend explicitly named by a "drive" property instead of an implicit -drive if=mtd. This only affect devices created explicitly with -device; "-drive if=mtd" still works for SPI flash devices created by boards, so this should affect almost no one. Support for the original qcow2 image encryption has been disabled entirely from the system emulators. While QEMU 2.3 attempted to keep it available in system emulators, a bug in the code has actually broken it since 2.4, and no one complained. Supported for the format remains available only in command line tools qemu-img, qemu-io, qemu-nbd to facilitate data liberation. It is recommended to use 'qemu-img convert' to convert qcow2 encrypted images to uncrypted ones. The new LUKS encryption driver can provide a secure replacement, and a future release may integrate luks into qcow2 natively. Autoconverge is not considered experimental anymore; autoconverge-related commands do not have the "x-" prefix anymore. The MIPS64R6-generic CPU model was renamed to I6400. On Q35 machines, IOMMU are now enabled with "-device iommu" instead of "-machine iommu=on". Future incompatible changes Three options are using different names on the command line and in configuration file. In particular: The "acpi" configuration file section matches command-line option "acpitable"; The "boot-opts" configuration file section matches command-line option "boot"; The "smp-opts" configuration file section matches command-line option "smp". -readconfig will standardize on the name for the command line option. Behavior of automatic calculation of SMP topology when some SMP topology options for -smp are omitted (sockets, cores, threads) will change in the future. If guest ABI needs to be preserved on upgrades while using the SMP topology options, users should either set set all options explicitly (sockets, cores, threads), or omit all of them. Devices "allwinner-a10", "pc87312", "ssi-sd" will be configured with explicit properties instead of implicitly. This is unlikely to affect users. QMP command blockdev-add is still a work in progress. It doesn't support all block drivers, it lacks a matching blockdev-del, and more. It might change incompatibly. ARM The "virt" machine type has support for NUMA. We now implement an emulated GICv3 interrupt controller, which is supported by the "virt" board and can be enabled with "-machine gic-version=3". Note that many guest OSes do not correctly support a GICv3 without security extensions; if your guest is Linux it must include commit 7c9b973061 "irqchip/gic-v3: Configure all interrupts as non-secure Group-1" or a backport of that patch to one of the stable branches. UEFI and FreeBSD are also known to need similar bug fixes.With a GICv3 the "virt" board now supports TCG (emulated CPU) configurations with more than 8 vCPUs. New Xilinx Zynq ZCU102 board (-M xlnx-zcu102). Xilinx Zynq boards have experimental support for ARM Security Extensions. Xilinx Zynq MP supports DisplayPort (graphics and audio) and DDC (used for EDID info). i.MX6? KVM Xilinx Zynq boards support KVM on AArch64 hosts. MIPS Support for 10-bit ASIDs The MIPS64R6-generic CPU model was renamed to I6400. Initial GIC support Support for IEE 754-2008 PowerPC Many TCG fixes. mac99 machine can now boot MacOS >= 9.1 pSeries Significant performance improvements for the spapr-llan device. Support for CPU hotplug. Performance improvements for VFIO through dynamic DMA windows. s390 Support for runtime instrumentation The IPL firmware can boot from devices in subchannel sets > 0 Major refactoring and improvements of the s390x-specific PCI code Optionally, zPCI specific 'uid' and 'fid' attributes may be provided Guest-acknowledged hotunplug (rather than 'surprise removal' only) bootindex support for IPL from SCSI devices SPARC Fix for sun4m Solaris 9 "Segmentation fault" regression (see bug #1588328) x86 CPU hot-remove support based on generic device_add/device_del interface support arbitrary CPU adding/removal Limitation: 1st (boot) CPU isn't removable KVM Support for LMCE (local MCE) virtualization, which will require Linux 4.8. LMCE can be enabled through "-cpu model,lmce" on all CPUs as long as the kernel supports it. Device emulation and assignment ACPI NVDIMM devices are now described in the ACPI tables and support labels. new ACPI CPU hotplug MMIO interface since 2.7 machine types for PC/Q35 more than 255 CPUs support CPU hot-remove support Guest side CPU hotplug status notification via _OST events Block devices Removed dataplane blockers? (Fam) New -device properties replacing -drive properties? virtio-blk now supports multiqueue through a "num-queues" device property. Network devices New device e1000e for Intel 82574 NIC. QEMU now includes iPXE ROMs for vmxnet3 devices. SCSI scsi-block now passes sense data correctly to the guest, so that it can support for example persistent reservations. Support for passthrough of SCSI scanner. PCI/PCIe On Q35 machines, IOMMU are now enabled with "-device iommu" instead of "-machine iommu=on". USB Support for Xen paravirtualized USB usb-bot and usb-uas now support hotplug. VFIO Support for device assignment of Intel integrated graphics devices. The SR-IOV capability is now hidden to guests when passing through a physical function. virtio Initial reconnect support for vhost-user. Support for busy polling on vhost-net devices ("-netdev tap,...,poll-us=n"). virtio-gpu multi-monitor fixes virtio-gpu 2d live migration support Character devices QEMU for Windows: Fixed handling of files used for character devices – they are now truncated by default like on Linux. TLS support Support for overriding the TLS property, for example "-object tls-creds-x509,...,priority=NORMAL:-VERS-SSL3.0" disables SSL 3.0. This can be used both to use a non-standard weaker set of prioririties, or to enforce a stronger default for QEMU. The default priority can also be specified through "--tls-priority=VALUE" at configure time. GUI A new option "-machine graphics=on|off" lets you disable graphics in the VM like "-nographic" (e.g. OpenBIOS will use the serial port for boot messages) but without an implicit "-display none". Monitor new 'info hotpluggable-cpus' and corresponding 'query-hotpluggable-cpus' QMP commands to list present/possible CPUs with properties necessary to add a CPU instance using device_add for a given '-smp ...' layout supported by x86 and SPAPR softmmu targets Migration Autoconverge is not considered experimental anymore. Autoconverge-related commands do not have the "x-" prefix. TODO: TLS support Network User-mode networking supports DHCPv6, RDNSS, DNS6 and link-local DNS addresses. Socket networking in TCP mode can now run over IPv6. UDP and multicast modes do not support IPv6 yet. Block devices and tools New "bench" command in qemu-img . The "write" command in qemu-io grew "-f" and "-z -u" options. TODO: Block job ids? TCG Speed improvements around 20%. Fixes for self-modifying code. Tracing TODO: dfilter TODO: tracing for qemu-io, qemu-img and qemu-nbd CLI options '-cpu cpu-model,feat1=foo,...' acts as a set of '-global cpu-model-type.feat1=foo' options, which affects initial CPUs as well as all CPUs created with help of -device/device_add/cpu-add for a given cpu-model doesn't apply to SPARC target which uses legacy -cpu semantics as its features haven't been converted to properties.
2016-09-02Updated mame to 0.177.wiz5-69/+17
Today marks the end of the southern winter/northern summer, and time for the hotly anticipated August MAME release. Possibly most importantly, we've fixed the issues that were causing menus to display off the edge of the screen on Windows (MT06335). We've integrated a fix for Aimtrack Dual Lightguns on windows from new contributor Pitou, and the behaviour of XAudio2 sound output should be much improved when adjusting game speed to match monitor refresh rate. Mouse behaviour on SDL builds (Linux/Mac) is also improved. Thanks very much to all the users who reported issues and helped out testing fixes. We have lots of newly working computer systems to show off: Xerox Alto-II, TeleNova Compis (a 16-bit educational computer from Sweden), Victor 9000, Wang Professional Computer (DOS-based but not IBM compatible), Atari Portfolio (of Terminator 2 fame), and Vector-06C (a mass-produced Soviet home computer). Newly working games include Namco Techno Drive, the original Japanese release of Orca's River Patrol, Korean puzzle game Intergirl, and gambling game Magical Butterfly. Speaking of gambling games, this release is a huge update for BFM, JPM and Maygay fruit machines. John Parker has created a tool that converts MFME layouts to MAME layouts and contributed layouts for hundreds of games. This should make it far easier and more rewarding to work on these drivers. MAME now includes a driver for a VGM music file player virtual machine (VGM is a popular video game music file format). This feature is primarily intended as a way for developers to test sound cores and do A/B comparisons, as it's a lot easier to just load a VGM test case than to play a game until it uses the sound chip feature you want to test, but it's also a convenient way to enjoy a wide variety of video game music. You can try it out by running mame vgmplay -bitb file.vgm or choosing "VGM player" from the list of systems and loading a VGM file in the appropriate media slot through the internal file manager. The generic serial terminal and keyboard devices have been greatly improved. This should make computers controlled via serial port far more usable. (Keyboard layout, key repeat, simultaneous keypresses, local echo, auto CR/LF and audible bell have all been improved and/or made configurable.) There are a number of improvements for MAME developers and contributors. We now allow Unicode characters in C++ and Lua source comments. This can make documentation clearer when referring to original machine labels. Source files must be encoded in UTF-8 with no initial byte order mark. Non-ASCII characters are allowed in comments, but not in most other parts of source files. Source and comments must still be written in English. We've improved build times a little, and migrated a lot of MAME-specific constructs to standard C++14 library features. A number of MAME APIs have been streamlined and modernised. The palette viewer now shows some details about the colour swatch under the mouse pointer (press F4 during gameplay to show, this may be interesting to regular users as well). Of course, this release also comes with more alternate versions of games supported (including The NewZealand Story, Metamorphic Force, Super Hang-On, Terminator 2, Golden Tee '98, Gulf Storm, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), and other fixes and improvements for machines already emulated by MAME (including Midway V-Unit outputs/layouts from Risugami and input/output improvements for gambling/medal games from AJR).
2016-08-27Fix host name resolution on NetBSD. Bump revision.joerg2-4/+14
2016-08-27qemu: update to 2.6.1maya2-8/+34
mark more things as not mprotect-safe
2016-08-17Recursive revbump from multimedia/libvpx uppdateryoon1-2/+2
2016-08-15Use libtool-style libski namesscole2-6/+5
2016-08-14Fixes so ski will actually run on NetBSD, add options.mk for motif/x11 versionsscole16-46/+810
2016-08-04Recursive revbump from audio/pulseaudioryoon1-2/+2
2016-08-03Revbump after graphics/gd updateadam19-36/+38
2016-07-30Updated mame to 0.176.wiz4-27/+26
It's the last Wednesday of the month, and time for another MAME release. We'd like to thank the Debian team for their help during this development cycle: they've provided patches allowing MAME to build cleanly on several more platforms, and arranged access to IBM-sponsored POWER8 machines so we could improve our PowerPC support. The popular crt-geom and crt-geom-deluxe shaders have been ported to BGFX and are now distributed with MAME, thanks to cgwg. The BGFX versions of these shaders allow live adjustment of effect parameters through the slider controls menu. Interesting newly supported games include rare Soviet arcade games Gorodki and Kot Rybolov, gambling mahjong game Swing Gal, and alternate versions of Beastie Feastie and Raiden Fighters 2. Graphical issues have been fixed in Seibu Kaihatsu's Denjin Makai, Godzilla, Legionnaire and Zero Team, and there are some improvements to the Tandy CoCo 3 palette. A few remaining gameplay issues in Taito's Operation Wolf were resolved. Thanks to a huge group effort involving some of our highly valued external contributors as well some MAME team members, we've got some visible progress on the Sun SPARCstation drivers. The SPARCstation IPC (sun4_40 driver) now passes its self-tests and allows you to use the OpenBoot interactive Forth interpreter at the ok prompt. Note that there are still issues with SCSI emulation, so it won't boot from and emulated hard disk or CD-ROM. In other news for emulation of professional systems, MAME now supports the TeleVideo 990 and 995-65 terminals. For people using CRT monitors and/or running games at native resolution, we've added a lot of characters to the uismall.bdf font supplied with MAME. It now covers most European languages using Latin and Cyrillic scripts, as well as modern Greek and half-width katakana. Changes were also made to improve legibility. For developers, scrolling and hilighting in the state (registers) view have been fixed, and viewing memory in the debugger no longer causes spurious side effects like bank switches in systems like the Apple II and Osborne 1. There's also been a lot of refactoring and modernisation, particularly in the netlist and UI code.
2016-07-16Switch to openal-softmarkd3-7/+8
2016-07-10Use the github framework.wiz2-12/+7
Fixes build after PKGREVISION bump.
2016-07-09Remove python33: adapt all packages that refer to it.wiz8-17/+16
2016-07-09Bump PKGREVISION for perl-5.24.0 for everything mentioning perl.wiz18-35/+36
2016-07-05Add license (BSD-3)maya1-1/+2
2016-07-05Avoid GCC_REQD= in favour of GCC_REQD+=maya2-4/+4
The latter allows users to override the value with a newer version.
2016-06-30Add upstream bug report URL.wiz2-3/+5
2016-06-30Update mame to 0.175.wiz5-12/+56
Get ready for your vacation and grab MAME 0.175! We're proud to say MAME now supports a number of previously unemulated prototypes, alternate versions of games, and unusual systems. Prototypes include the super-rare Konami Kyuukoukabakugekitai, Home Data's Mahjong Joshi Pro-wres Give Up 5 Byou Mae, and an early Japanese version of E.D.F.: Earth Defense Force. Atari Moto Frenzy, previously lacking protection emulation, is now fully playable. We've also added a number of gambling games, including some Flaming 7's variants. Many more Game Boy peripherals are now supported, including real-time clocks, light sensors and tilt sensors. This makes several previously unsupported games fully playable. This release includes improvements to the Sega Master System and SG-1000 emulation, including better SG-1000 expansion slot support, and drivers with correct clock speeds for South American Master System variants. There's some big news in Sun emulation: all sun3 models will now POST, MAME has a SPARCv7 CPU core, and there has been substantial progress towards emulating the SPARCstation 1 (sun4c). Using unidasm (built with TOOLS=1) you can disassemble SPARCv7 SPARCv7 or SPARCv9 code, incuding all VIS variants up to VIS-3B. As usual, there are many emulation improvements, including fixes for keyboard controls in some TRS-80 games, and better Seibu COP emulation in Legionnaire, Heated Barrel and Godzilla. In less visible changes, MAME's memory system got a nice cleanup exposing a number of existing issues which are now fixed, and the netlist-based discrete circuit simulation code has had a major overhaul with lots of performance improvements. There are a number of improvements to MAME's debugger modules in this release, particularly the imgui-based debugger.
2016-06-18Include pyversion.mk to fix buildkamil1-1/+2
CMake Error at llvm/CMakeLists.txt:340 (message): Unable to find Python interpreter, required for builds and testing.
2016-06-18Fix build with GCC 5.4, treated like 5.3ryoon2-4/+4
2016-06-17Bump PKGREVISION (missed in the previous).tsutsui1-2/+2
2016-06-17Update more RPMs from Suse 13.1.tsutsui26-155/+155
2016-06-14emulators/py-keystone requires emulators/keystone to operatekamil1-1/+3
Bump PKGREVISION.
2016-06-14Add buildlink3.mk to emulators/keystonekamil2-1/+15
Bump PKGREVISION.
2016-06-11Add emulators/keystone and emulators/py-keystonekamil1-1/+3
2016-06-11Remove stray references to pkgsrc-wipkamil1-3/+3
2016-06-11Import keystone-0.9 as emulators/py-keystonekamil3-0/+67
Keystone is a lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture assembler framework. It offers some unparalleled features: * Multi-architecture, with support for Arm, Arm64 (AArch64/Armv8), Hexagon, Mips, PowerPC, Sparc, SystemZ & X86 (include 16/32/64bit). * Clean/simple/lightweight/intuitive architecture-neutral API. * Implemented in C/C++ languages, with bindings for Python, NodeJS, Ruby, Go & Rust available. * Native support for Windows & *nix (with Mac OSX, Linux, *BSD & Solaris confirmed). * Thread-safe by design. * Open source - with a dual license. Keystone is based on LLVM, but it goes much further with a lot more to offer. This package ships with Python bindings. Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by myself.
2016-06-11Import keystone-0.9 as emulators/keystonekamil5-0/+60
Keystone is a lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture assembler framework. It offers some unparalleled features: * Multi-architecture, with support for Arm, Arm64 (AArch64/Armv8), Hexagon, Mips, PowerPC, Sparc, SystemZ & X86 (include 16/32/64bit). * Clean/simple/lightweight/intuitive architecture-neutral API. * Implemented in C/C++ languages, with bindings for Python, NodeJS, Ruby, Go & Rust available. * Native support for Windows & *nix (with Mac OSX, Linux, *BSD & Solaris confirmed). * Thread-safe by design. * Open source - with a dual license. Keystone is based on LLVM, but it goes much further with a lot more to offer. Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by myself.
2016-06-09Uses isfinite which is C99. Fixes build on SunOS/i386.fhajny3-3/+19
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