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Posted: **Sat Apr 17, 2010 3:52 am**

Any chance of an updated pre-built for us lazy types?

Man, you guys are spoiled I'm telling you...

Built the trunk, it's available (Windows binaries) at gcode. If anyone can build Linux and Mac version, I'd appreciate.

-Uze

Posted: **Sat Apr 17, 2010 4:27 am**

uze6666 wrote:
Any chance of an updated pre-built for us lazy types?
Man, you guys are spoiled I'm telling you... Built the trunk, it's available (Windows binaries) at gcode. If anyone can build Linux and Mac version, I'd appreciate.

-Uze

You are too.
Here's a Linux 32 bit binary.
And a Linux 64 bit binary.

They were compiled on a Pentium 4 and a Core I5, respectively. Using all the default option except for -O2 instead of -O3.

Posted: **Sat Apr 17, 2010 4:41 am**

Some people may have trouble building on Windows due to Makefile changes I made. On my XP computer I have SDL headers and libs bunched in with MinGW. The Makefile looks for them in C:/SDL/ and then C:/MinGW/. I commented out the -LC:\MinGW\lib to avoid a ton of errors involving libstdc++.a. So that could cause problems for others. You can uncomment it and remove my replacement line if that helps. I don't know why adding that library path to the LDFLAGS is a problem - maybe my MinGW install is messed up. Anyway, the safest option is to move your SDL install to C:/SDL and you shouldn't experience either of these problems. Hopefully someone smart can fix it up for everyone.

Posted: **Sat Apr 17, 2010 5:09 pm**

You are too.
Here's a Linux 32 bit binary.
And a Linux 64 bit binary.

They were compiled on a Pentium 4 and a Core I5, respectively. Using all the default option except for -O2 instead of -O3.

All right, thanks!

I 'll upload to the download section.

-Uze

Posted: **Wed Jun 16, 2010 12:28 am**

Just want to report a bug in the latest release of the emulator (not sure where to put it..)

When using 2 player mode in the emulator, the start and select key bindings are not appropriate..
In the current code (avr8.cpp lines 1633-1644), z->select p1, x->start p1; n->select p2, m->select p2.

The help says the z is start, x is select for p1 and that n is start for p2 and m is select for p2. There currently isn't a binding for player 2 start button!

Simple enough to fix, change this:

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keymap snes_two_players[] =
{
	// P1
	{ SDLK_a, 0, PAD_LEFT }, { SDLK_s, 0, PAD_DOWN }, { SDLK_d, 0, PAD_RIGHT }, { SDLK_w, 0, PAD_UP },
	{ SDLK_q, 0, SNES_LSH }, { SDLK_e, 0, SNES_RSH }, { SDLK_r, 0, SNES_Y }, { SDLK_t, 0, SNES_X },
	{ SDLK_f, 0, SNES_B }, { SDLK_g, 0, SNES_A }, { SDLK_z, 0, PAD_SELECT }, { SDLK_x, 0, PAD_START },
	// P2
	{ SDLK_j, 1, PAD_LEFT }, { SDLK_k, 1, PAD_DOWN }, { SDLK_l, 1, PAD_RIGHT }, { SDLK_i, 1, PAD_UP },
	{ SDLK_u, 1, SNES_LSH }, { SDLK_o, 1, SNES_RSH }, { SDLK_p, 1, SNES_Y }, { SDLK_LEFTBRACKET, 1, SNES_X },
	{ SDLK_SEMICOLON, 1, SNES_B }, { SDLK_QUOTE, 1, SNES_A }, { SDLK_n, 1, PAD_SELECT }, { SDLK_m, 1, PAD_SELECT },
	END_OF_MAP
};

To this:

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keymap snes_two_players[] =
{
	// P1
	{ SDLK_a, 0, PAD_LEFT }, { SDLK_s, 0, PAD_DOWN }, { SDLK_d, 0, PAD_RIGHT }, { SDLK_w, 0, PAD_UP },
	{ SDLK_q, 0, SNES_LSH }, { SDLK_e, 0, SNES_RSH }, { SDLK_r, 0, SNES_Y }, { SDLK_t, 0, SNES_X },
	{ SDLK_f, 0, SNES_B }, { SDLK_g, 0, SNES_A }, { SDLK_z, 0, PAD_START }, { SDLK_x, 0, PAD_SELECT },
	// P2
	{ SDLK_j, 1, PAD_LEFT }, { SDLK_k, 1, PAD_DOWN }, { SDLK_l, 1, PAD_RIGHT }, { SDLK_i, 1, PAD_UP },
	{ SDLK_u, 1, SNES_LSH }, { SDLK_o, 1, SNES_RSH }, { SDLK_p, 1, SNES_Y }, { SDLK_LEFTBRACKET, 1, SNES_X },
	{ SDLK_SEMICOLON, 1, SNES_B }, { SDLK_QUOTE, 1, SNES_A }, { SDLK_n, 1, PAD_START }, { SDLK_m, 1, PAD_SELECT },
	END_OF_MAP
};

Posted: **Wed Jun 16, 2010 1:13 am**

Nice find, thanks for the report. It's fixed, tested and committed!

-Uze

Posted: **Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:33 am**

Revision 186 now has proper uze file support on 64 bit (both uzem and packrom). So if you're running 64-bit, you might want to check it out from SVN or download a linux binary from here.

Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2013 3:28 am**

Version 1.16 was commited. It add emulation of timer functions required by newer video modes. Win32 pre-compiled executable can is available in the download section of SVN.

Posted: **Thu Dec 05, 2013 5:54 am**

I'm having Uzem hang when I launch it now. Even older versions hang. Did something change that I'm unaware of? I can't tell if it is hanging or just running so slow that my system things it is crashed. I'm running win7 64-bit. I've tried running as administrator and turning on XP compatibility modes. It used to work just fine a month agao, I wonder if some windows update broke it?

Is anyone else having these problems?

Posted: **Thu Dec 05, 2013 6:16 am**

I heard issues with Win 7 x64 a couple times, but if you said it worked that is weird. Can you try building it from an earlier tag?

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