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Author Topic: Has anyone been able to compile Z26 emulator?  (Read 1750 times)

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Has anyone been able to compile Z26 emulator?
« on: August 27, 2002, 12:21:59 am »
I am trying to re-compile Z26 Atari 2600 emulator mainly to change the keyboard mappings to something that will work with my cab. I made the mods to the source code ,which were pretty straight forward. It appears to be written in C and assembly. The batch files included with the source have some references to what I believe is a linux/unix compiler called tcc. I guess my question is has anyone compiled this on a windows system and are there any guides to compiling z26 similar to what there is for mame?
Has anyone found a way to re-map the keys in this Emu?
I am trying to compile it with MS visual c+ & microsofts assembly driver development kit


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