#Net irc for mac os x mac os x
#Net irc for mac os x install
#Net irc for mac os x code

Do you have a list/diff of files you changed (I suppose I could just run diff)? Good job working on better ZSNES OSX integration, though. I see your build also has a few bugs that only happen in OS X that were fixed after the 1.51 release (for example, you can't switch resolutions, I'm getting a white screen when I attempt to do that in your build), you might want to apply the diff I have here to 1.51 source. So that's points 1, 3 and 4 from your list. It also uses SDL as framework inside the. Xenoveritas wrote:Well, off the top of my head:

#Net irc for mac os x mac os x

Sadly, it appears the original authors of that Mac OS X build are no longer active.Īnd with ZSNES 2.0 right on the horizon, of course, it's unclear how much effort is worth putting into a Mac OS X version. My build is against Mac OS X 10.6, which means there's no hope that anyone can ever try and run it on Power PC.My build includes the ZSNES documentation as a 'help book' which makes it accessible via the Help menu.

#Net irc for mac os x code

Which is something that happened with the ZSNES code between 1.43 and 1.51, but.

My build has ZSNES place its configuration files in the 'correct' Mac OS X location.

#Net irc for mac os x install

My build includes SDL as an embedded framework, which means you don't need to install it separately.

This involved skipping SDL's Mac OS X launch code and a very little bit of custom code.

My build associates ROM files with ZSNES, so they open in ZSNES, and you can drag and drop them onto ZSNES's dock tile.

My build uses 1.51, the existing one appears to have never moved past 1.43.

Likewise, the Windows/DOS specific code for ZSNES is missing in that repository. This repository includes an embedded copy of SDL, which is missing any code not related to the Mac OS X port. My SVN repository is also online for the code: I haven't really tested this to make sure it works, but if anyone wants to try it: ZSNES 1.51-3.dmg

In short, this isn't just './configure & make & make install', there is some actual new stuff here. There's some other UI-related code changes (such as making the buttons in the About dialog work under Mac OS X). Unlike most other OSes, double clicking on a file registered to an application doesn't just invoke the application with the file as an argument - it sends a special message to the application instead. Next up there's some additional glue code to intercept the 'open document' message Mac OS X sends. And since PSN means 'PlayStation Network' to Google, I haven't had any luck finding out.) I also had to add some code to ignore the '-psn_0_ x' argument that Mac OS X passes to applications launched from Finder. Sadly it did involve some mucking with the ZSNES code itself - mainly to change the main method (since I'm not using SDL's normal Mac OS X startup) but also due to a few other issues (such as memset/memcpy being too smart for their own good and bombing if they thought they'd overflow the buffer they're writing to). This is mostly adding configuration data to the '.app' bundle NextSTEP - I mean, Mac OS X - uses. OK, so ZSNES has always had support for Mac OS X, but I've added a few changes that make it a 'true' Mac OS X app. After an obnoxious amount of effort to shoehorn ZSNES into Xcode, I've managed to compile a Mac OS X version.