This is a list of pages that have been tagged with “mess”.
| Page | Description | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| Imgtool | Imgtool is used to access files stored in native disk images. For example, you can manipulate Apple II disks and extract files, or rename a file on a VZ200 disk. Modules To add support for a new format, you have to write an imgtool module. Those modules implement various functions that are then called by imgtool to perform the specific task. Those functions are: | reference, mess, tools, imgtool |
| PC (Hercules) [pcherc] | MESS, 1987 Driver: pc.c Clone of: ibm5150 Status * Emulation: Good * Color: Good * Sound: Good * Graphics: Good * Save State: Unsupported Technical Info CPUs Type Name Clock CPU V20 4.77272 MHz AUDIO YM3812 3.579545 MHz AUDIO SAA1099 4.77272 MHz AUDIO SAA1099 4.77272 MHz Display * 720×350 at 49.816143 Hz (Raster, no rotation) | system, pcherc, mess, 1987, v20, ym3812, saa1099, printer, printer, printer, cassette, floppydisk, floppydisk, harddisk, harddisk, harddisk, harddisk |
| SDLMAME/SDLMESS on a framebuffer device | Since I tend to forget things once they are solved I decided to write a short primer on how to run sdlmame on a hardware accelerated framebuffer device supporting YUV-overlays. This is really not a trivial task and this document only covers the last steps in detail. | sdl, mame, mess, framebuffer |
| SYSTEM_CONFIG | The SYSTEM_CONFIG macro is used by MESS drivers to provide info about devices and the ram size. Syntax CONFIG_RAM and CONFIG_RAM_DEFAULT When the CONFIG_RAM and/or CONFIG_RAM_DEFAULT options are used in a driver then the MESS framework will make sure the following global variables are set and ready for use by the driver: | reference, mess, macro |
| Setup Eclipse for MESS | This guide will teach you how to setup the Eclipse IDE to work with MESS, including Subversion and Bugzilla integration. You might find the linked guide in the Weblinks section useful if you have used Visual Studio before. Subversive Installation First, we need to get the Eclipse SDK. Go to the Eclipse download page and get the 3.3.2 stable version. | eclipse, mess |
| device_getinfo | The device_getinfo functions are used by MESS to get additional info about the devices used in a system. They are generally located in the systems/<drivername>.c file. Syntax All data that you want to return must be copied into the info union. A switch is used to selected the info MESS wants. Possible states are: | reference, mess, devices |
| read_file() | The read_file() function is called when the user requests a file to be read from the source image. Syntax Declaration Declared in src/mess/tools/imgtool/library.h as Parameters * partition -- Pointer to an imgtool_partition where the file is. * filename -- Pointer to a string with the filename of the file the user wants to read. * fork -- Pointer to a string with a resource fork. Only used for Macintosh filesystems. * destf -- Pointer to an imgtool_stream to write the file data to. | reference, mess, imgtool, imgtoolinfo function |
| stream_write() | The stream_write() function is used to write to data to imgtool_streams. Syntax Declaration Declared in src/mess/tools/imgtool/stream.h as UINT32 stream_write(imgtool_stream *stream, const void *buf, UINT32 sz); Parameters * stream -- Pointer to the imgtool_stream where the data should be written. * buf -- Pointer to a buffer with the data. * sz -- Amount of bytes to write. | reference, mess, imgtool, stream |