Aley Keprt wrote: > Oh man, I really want it. You don't believe me that I will > compile it? You really don't believe me? Oh..... My address > is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
LOL - I sense the subtle hint! It should have already reached you by the time you read this... > I would prefer some compileable version, which I can upgrade. > I'm not going to change existing things massively. I just > want to add some features from my ASCD and see how it goes in Win32. I sent the source for the last release (27/2/01), and you can always upgrade when the the current source settles down a bit. > 0.801 is okay. Of course. I tried to let you download 'any' > of my ASCD sources and include some goods from it in > WinCoupe. But you have never wanted :-( What sort of things were they? I think some of the features you'd added to the DOS version (compressed image support, etc.) had already gone into the Win32 version by the time you'd mentioned them. It's possible some others were overlooked at the time because there were lots of other fundamental things to add/enhance instead. Features like the input recording still seem a bit specialised to add to the core code, as they aren't strictly emulated features. Perhaps there could be some conditional hook points in the code that would allow the compilation of special versions with added functionality? What does everyone else think/want? While we're playing pass the source - could you please e-mail me the 0.801 source? :-) > Yes, I've done some changes, so ASCD itself doesn't ahng up > Win2k. But it uses some library (Allegro?), which hangs up > Win2k itself. :-((( I'll have to give it another go to try and find out more about the problem. It changed my screen mode and I got some garbage on the display in that mode, then it crashed in the background. It wouldn't return to the desktop to allow me to see what was going on, and in my attempts to get out I pressed Esc which put me in the VC debugger (I only found this out after blindly getting to the Start Menu to shut down). I wondered whether it could be your 'hardware timer' code causing the trouble - sounds like the sort of direct access stuff that wouldn't be NT-compatible. Do you think it could? > AIR files are encrypted Aley's Input Records. ;-) *groans* I thought the 'A' mighta been that! > WinCoupe is a good candidate, although it is GPL. AIR can > operate on DLL basis in Windows, which doesn't violate GPL. > :-))))) Good :-))))) GPL sucks. I keep meaning to change SimCoupe so it dynamically loads SAASound.dll, for the same reason, tho since it's only been released to people on the list I've not felt it's been essential yet. There are a dozen or so exported functions so it won't be a 2 minute job... Si
