#RETROARCH LIBRETRO DOS MAC#

This PR fixes the issue by setting need_fullpath = true by default, but then lifting this restriction for frontends that support the RETRO_ENVIRONMENT_SET_CONTENT_INFO_OVERRIDE environment callback (which allows a valid content name to be extracted even when using a frontend-provided data buffer)įCEUmm has long supported emulation of the Game Genie cartridge add-on, but this is currently unavailable in the libretro core. In addition, it turned out that this core had been violating the libretro API for some time by setting need_fullpath = false but then requiring the content fullpath to detect the region of iNES v1.0 ROMs. We replaced all direct file access in the core with VFS routines (libretro/RetroArch#12949) The ones listed in bold are the new cores we have covered since 1.9.11. This work has continued for version 1.9.12, and we are happy to report that various cores have been improved substantially as a result.īelow are all the cores we managed to cover so far. You’ve read in our previous blog post that we were working on a long-term project to wrap/abstract all file system I/O in cores, and also correct and improve cores along the way. For C-based cores, the lowest we can go is 10.4 for Intel-based architectures. Going lower would require installing an older SDK version. For C++-based cores, the lowest we can go is 10.9. We intend to drive down the requirements even lower in the coming months. Here are the current minimum OS requirements: We have since taken steps to address this.

Since the migration to our new infrastructure, the minimum OS requirements for macOS cores unintentionally went up. Increased backwards compatibility for macOS cores See the CHANGELOG at the end of this blog post for more details. Version 1.9.12 features several crucial bugfixes and additions that were plaguing the initial implementation in 1.9.11.

#RETROARCH LIBRETRO DOS MAC#

HID subsystem unification – improvements/bugfixesġ.9.11 added a new unified HID subsystem that works on both Mac and WiiU. NOTE: We are not affiliated or have any association with the companies behind these devices. Version 1.9.12 now comes with a whopping 28 cores – quite the improvement over 1.9.11. Back then, we only had one or two cores available. Miyoo – Pocket Go, PowKiddy Q90-V90 and New BittBoy – Over 28 cores nowįor version 1.9.11, we added support for Miyoo devices, such as the Pocket GO, PowKiddy Q90-V90 and New BitBoy. The Play Test version is outdated and won’t really be updated anymore after this point. We’d also like to remind users that are still using the RetroArch Play Test version on Steam to please migrate over to the mainline Steam release now and to stop using it. You can grab that for RetroArch right now here. First out of the gates is Picodrive, a Sega Genesis/Master System/Sega CD/32X emulator. New cores are on the verge of being approved on Steam. In addition to being able to support us on Patreon, there is now also the option to sponsor us on Github Sponsors! You can also help us out by buying some of our merch on our Teespring store! Highlights Steam If you’d like to show your support, consider donating to us. This project exists because of your support and belief in us to keep going doing great things. Remember that this project exists for the benefit of our users, and that we wouldn’t keep doing this were it not for spreading the love to our users. If you’d like to learn more about upcoming releases, please consult our roadmap here.

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