Hey.
Lately I've been doing silly little things in MAME like fixing save-states.
Someday, however, I hope to gain a better mastery of my main interest in the MAME project - game machine architecture. With any luck, what I'm doing now are baby-steps towards a MAMEdev-like understanding of the guts of these memories from our past, but, well, who knows how far I'll get. Only time will tell...
At least I'm having fun.
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Aren't us geeks odd?
drewQuestions, comments, suggestions? E-mail me here - and please put the word MAME in the subject :
MAME Save-State fixes. (24/7/04)
They're fun to fix, but hard to find.
SEGA Model 1 TGP Observations (24/7/04)
I've been looking at /machine/model1.c a bit lately. This is what I've learned thus far...
Buriki One's 3d Data (8/31/04)
Awhile back, I successfully decoded the 3d data for a yet-unemulated Hyper Neo Geo 64 game. It looks like Haze has got things moving along quite nicely these last few days on the HNG64 front, so I figured now would be a good time to post my findings. This page documents the few simple things I know in case someone wants to tackle the 3d side of HNG64 before I return from a small vacation (and if someone doesn't figure the 3d hardware out before I get back, I might attempt to take a crack at it myself).