Split the sources

[mist-devel]

Split the sources

[harbaum]

Yes, of course feel free to cut things. When I started I didn't expect much more than the Atari st and the Minimig. But that prediction was slightly wrong ....

[harbaum]

Why not? This could be done while someone is working on a core.

I'm happy with the current structure BUT! I'm happy to prune dead cores. If there are cores that arent getting love let me know and I'll pick them up.

[Newsdee]

Hi Stephen,

If you mean improving some older cores, may I suggest the NES and Gameboy
cores?

They could use a bit of work to improve compatibility (specifically,
support more memory mappers); and ideally would need to backup "Save RAM"
to the SD card so one can play longer games (eg. Zelda).

Thanks,
Gerard.
On Jun 4, 2016 1:19 AM, "sleary78" [email protected] wrote:

I'm happy with the current structure BUT! I'm happy to prune dead cores.
If there are cores that arent getting love let me know and I'll pick them
up.

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[gyurco]

As I'm usually hacking on several cores at a time, my local repo has a lot of "garbage" (unfinished or experimental code). I think it would be easier to handle with separate repos for the cores. If it's OK, I can generate FPGA64, C16, BBC-micro, Archimedes repos with this method:
https://help.github.com/en/github/using-git/splitting-a-subfolder-out-into-a-new-repository
This one keeps the commit history, so regression-hunting via bisecting will still work.

[gyurco]

MiST is like a good wine, it just gets better with age :)

[gyurco]

It's done.