Description A new version of SNEeSe, a SNES emulator for DOS & Windows, has been released.
List of changes:
*Misc: Fixed a flaw where divide result registers were not changed by division-by-zero *Input: Fixed a flaw in JOYC1 which caused SMB in Mario All-Stars to not acknowledge the start button *Source: Seperated the makefile for the multiple ports *Documentation: Cleaned up and clarified the history, and moved it to another file *Ports: Added Linux/Unix build support *Source: Contributed to the removal of some non-portable code and more source clean-up *ROM loader: Reduced some problems with loading ROMs in non-absolute paths *Ports: Added BeOS build support *Configuration: Improved the portability of code which handled configuration file regeneration *Source: Fixed a few problems in variable declarations *GUI: Made ".." come first in the file list *GUI: Fixed some problems where text would be displayed outside a window *Source: Reorganized the source tree *65c816: Fixed a serious design flaw in ADC/SBC emulation which caused the overflow flag to be set to an unexpected state *Sound: Added clipping and saturation to gaussian interpolation filter, thanks to Jonathan Gevaryahu (Lord_Nightmare) and Brad Martin for the fixes *Timing: Moved display period to the start of scanlines *DMA: Fixed a bug where the B-bus address could not be changed to a value equal to the DMA parameter for the same channel *Timing: Corrected normal display to 224 lines *Timing: Added support for latching 213C/213D counter registers via register 4201 *Misc: Added support for reading .zip and .gz files *Render: Fixed a bug where dual-window AND logic would result in an entire line being clipped if either window covered the whole display *GUI: Cleaned up some usage of constants in the source *GUI: Moved some input-related code out of the GUI source *Input: Added support for using joysticks/joypads to emulate controllers; must be set up in controller configuration in GUI similar to keyboard input *Configuration: Changed format of scancodes for input mappings to decimal *Timing: Improved PPU counter latch accuracy *Render: Restructured windowing code *Render: Added preliminary window clipping to mode 7 background *Render: Improved layering order in mode 7, helps Final Fantasy 6 world map *SRAM: Corrected LoROM SRAM address ranges, per a theory shared by myself and MKendora *Memory map: Corrected ROM mirroring *ROM loader: Reduced some problems with starting the emulator in a path other than the one where it is located *Render: Added preliminary window clipping in mode 7 *Render: Fixed some mode 7-related problems in Y's III and Illusion of Gaia; it appears that the intermediate values (BG1HOFS - M7X) and (BG1VOFS - M7Y) produce 10-bit signed results; thanks to SNES'9X for help
