Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: koolmoecraig on January 14, 2008, 07:34:38 pm
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In what version did this go bye bye?
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.107b3 I think it may have been. It was one of the "b" .107 versions.
That said, support can still be compiled in very easily.
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Easy for you maybe.
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Easy for you maybe.
No, for anyone willing to follow instructions and search Google or forums if something should happen to go wrong. There are some good write-ups on how to do it (check the top sticky thread of the Software forum). I was able to do it and I'm bad with anything having to do with programming. It's not painful at all.
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I tried compiling Qmame and almost went crazy in the process.
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Follow Mr. Do's instructions here:
http://www.mameworld.net/mrdo/compile.html
It's aptly named Mr. Do's Compiling MAME for dummies!
Follow the instructions to a "T" and yer good as gold.
Plus wasn't there some front end around here for doing this easily?
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Plus wasn't there some front end around here for doing this easily?
yup (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=71845.0)
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btw, it was removed mainly because it was used to make games keep coin counts which make mame machines in arcades doable. That and it was also causing a lot of bug reports (people using old highscores with newer drivers and it was popping numbers in the wrong memory addresses... amazingly that can be bad :)
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I never compiled anything in my life.
After searching google, and this forum, I was able to compile my own version of MAME32, with lightgun tweaks, no startup info, hi-score support, better compatibilty with my p4, and prob. a couple other ones I can't think of at this moment.
I didn't use headkaze's tool, but If i have to make another one I would check those out first as they do look pretty easy.
If you have the time and patience, it shuoldn't be to difficult.
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I'm sure I could do it but I don't really want to be bothered with it. I'm just running the vertical classics so it's not like I need any of the newest additions.
Can someone compile it for me or point me where I can download a command line version of .106? I can't seem to located older versions online that don't need compiling.
Thanks!
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You can find them here: http://mamedev.org/oldrel.html The link for the binary is right next to the source.