This is an IRIX test build of the most recent SDLMAME. More precisely, it is a build of the latest SDLMESS from these sources, compiled as "messtiny" (only a Coleco console) for testing purposes. Someone will need to move it from /incoming as I don't have anywhere to host it on my end.
I want to get some feedback to make sure I'm on the right track before I get too deep in this. The build of the the complete MAME/MESS takes a long time, so I want to make sure others can reproduce my results before bringing the rest of the systems in and tightening it up.
That said:
1. It is the _latest_ (SDL) MESS, compiled with only one system (Coleco).
2. It works for me.
3. It is absolutey unoptomized. It is built with gcc targeted for mips4.
4. You may need the latest gconf and libORBIT from the current Nekoware.
To test:
(Run ./messtiny -help to get the usual MESS options. You can generate a mess.ini if you'd like.)
1. Place a coleco (BIOS) ROM under ./roms/coleco/coleco.rom
2. Start messtiny as such: ./messtiny coleco -cart ./name_of_your_cartridge_image
If you're familiar with running MAME/MESS, all the paths assignments, etc. for the various pieces are the same. Let me know how it works.
I want to get some feedback to make sure I'm on the right track before I get too deep in this. The build of the the complete MAME/MESS takes a long time, so I want to make sure others can reproduce my results before bringing the rest of the systems in and tightening it up.
That said:
1. It is the _latest_ (SDL) MESS, compiled with only one system (Coleco).
2. It works for me.
3. It is absolutey unoptomized. It is built with gcc targeted for mips4.
4. You may need the latest gconf and libORBIT from the current Nekoware.
To test:
(Run ./messtiny -help to get the usual MESS options. You can generate a mess.ini if you'd like.)
1. Place a coleco (BIOS) ROM under ./roms/coleco/coleco.rom
2. Start messtiny as such: ./messtiny coleco -cart ./name_of_your_cartridge_image
If you're familiar with running MAME/MESS, all the paths assignments, etc. for the various pieces are the same. Let me know how it works.
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R10K@175MHz, 512MB RAM, 1x72GB HDD
68040@33MHz, 128MB RAM, NeXTdimension 32MB, 2x 4.3GB HDD
...And lots of other UNIX-like systems for which there is no icon.