currently unused, like `.ips` patch applier; will return to hook up to loading
(currently flagged as good dump if base was), write unit tests, and add a way to
save patched rom to disk
Multisession support! (resolves#3400)
The support is a bit lackluster given some constraints of our environment (e.g. the lack of a readable leadin entirely), but they don't matter for now
- remove unused WINE libs from `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`
- add usage reminder for `--mono-no-redirect`, printed to stderr
- use `MONO_WINFORMS_XIM_STYLE=disabled` on all distros
- use `MONO_CRASH_NOFILE` to stop useless core dumps from clogging dir
Update rcheevos, and with that add in the new DSi console ID
Experimentally revamp the build system, I'm looking into cmake here and it seems to do a great job. The builds committed here were built with clang-cl 15.0.1 and clang 15.0.7 (for Windows and Linux respectively). gcc/clang with msys2 still works fine. gcc on Linux should still work fine. MSVC (cl) itself even works (although as a note, it doesn't work with lto (/GL) due to the force everything exported flag I set). The old Makefile is still kept for future reference.
I asked others and nobody minds. it's not like we're releasing a raw core that has accuracy or integration problems. it mostly works, and it's just modern mame with its current level of accuracy. if integration needs further tweaks to support more games, they will duly arrive while people use it for games that already work.
tasvideos used to only accept hawk submissions for cores marked as released in the code, which usually means the core author (or porter) considers it ready for business. I'm the original porter, and tasvideos staff, and I consider it generally ready. again, the other porter (CPP) didn't seem to mind.
old commits seem to suggest the IsPlayingOrFinished special logic was only intended for HandleFrameLoopForRecordMode. doing it otherwise causes issues with other end movie actions (e.g. if at pause at end of movie, it will just spam pause every time you unpause the movie). when in tastudio `Settings.MovieEndAction == MovieEndAction.Record` is always true, so this only affects playing tasprojs outside of tastudio
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