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headkaze:
Yep, or add the following line above ui_display_startup_screens()


--- Code: ---/* ensure we don't show the opening screens at start */
options.skip_disclaimer = options.skip_warnings = options.skip_gameinfo = TRUE;
--- End code ---
BamBam:
I am running the command line version of Mame 1.09.  Where could I go and do this for the warnings (100% video emulation....)

John
berlincam86:
could you guys help me? Im running mame32fx 108. where do you put that command line i dont understand where you guys put it in C ? :dunno
headkaze:
You have to set up the MinGW compiler environment in order to compile mame. Check out Mr Do's Compiling Mame for Dummies. Quite often it's as simple as getting the latest source for Mame, then over writing the Mame32 or Mame32FX source or whatever version you want to compile.''

You have to go into src\mame.c and add the following line before ui_display_startup_screens()


--- Code: ---/* ensure we don't show the opening screens at start */
options.skip_disclaimer = options.skip_warnings = options.skip_gameinfo = TRUE;
--- End code ---

Then you need to compile (make) the new version. Say you have a Pentium 4 and want to compile Mame32 with the UI then compile with:

--- Code: ---mingw32-make.exe WINUI=1 P4=1 NAME=Mame32P4
--- End code ---
berlincam86:
Please im new at this i dont understand one bit of this could you possibly explain this step by step. Im sorry for the trouble. I got  the mingw file in my mame 32 file but i dont know what to do next.
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