- Add debugging to XModem, but bracketed with conditional compilation and turned off.
- Update S100 T35 config name from t35 to t35_std to conform with naming of the standard config files.
- Refresh Ch375 Native USB generated files to match current versions generated.
- Move SCON driver include in HBIOS from Multi-function section to Character device section.
- Added ToDo comments to SCSI driver.
- Added VT-100 TERM.DEF file to the Games disk image.
- Commented out debug output in SIMH config file.
- Added requirements for contributing content to identify AI LLM-derived work.
- Added comments to the VGMINFO documentation to identify an AI LLM was utilized in its creation.
- Fixed missing chip detection (e.g., SN76489 in SHIRAKAW.VGM)
- Fixed false positive detection (e.g., AY-3-8910 in files without it)
- Implemented hybrid detection strategy:
* Check VGM header clock values (offsets 0x0C, 0x2C, 0x30, 0x74) to
determine which chip types are present
* Scan VGM command stream (up to 255 commands) to detect multiple
instances of same chip type (e.g., '2xSN76489')
- Added VGM version check: only read AY-3-8910 clock for VGM v1.51+
to avoid false positives from invalid data in earlier versions
- Updated documentation with new detection approach and examples
This utility scans .VGM files in the current directory and displays which sound chips they use. Useful for determining VGM compatibility with RomWBW's VGM player.
Features:
- Scans all .VGM files in current directory
- Detects SN76489, YM2612, YM2151, and AY-3-8910 chips
- Displays results in a formatted table
- Supports dual-chip configurations
Could you please integrate this into the RomWBW build process alongside the existing VGM player utilities?
- Updated COPYSL application to handle last slice within partition.
- Thanks and credit to @hubertushirsch for bringing this up and assisting with the solution.
Co-Authored-By: HubertH <51236138+hubertushirsch@users.noreply.github.com>
Trying to ferret out the last instances of quarter-note being used instead of eighth-note.
The comments in `audio.inc` are now confusing, but I don't know how to fix them...
ASSIGN was assuming that the "FD" floppy driver was the only floppy driver. This change properly recognizes any driver that indicates it is a floppy driver.
- Add a -DELAY switch to the TUNE command line to force the use of delay mode for note pacing. Issue #558 Credit to @robbbates for suggesting this.
- Add missing include file logic for DS1307, Issue #556. Credit to @tpycio.
- Miscellaneous documentation improvements per Peter Onion and Petr Antos.
The Why Em-ulator cannot be detected by the normal probing mechanism in TUNE. Added options to force the standard port configurations (MSX or RC). See #468
- WRERR was putting the CAN character in register C to send. However, it needs to be in register A. Fixed here. Credit and thanks to HubertH for finding this and providing the fix.
