roms directory (?)

***quzar*** · February 28th, 2005, 17:18

you are probably compiling c68k incorrectly because there is almost no way that it should work slower than musashi. you need to make sure to turn off things like gcse

**evilo** · February 28th, 2005, 18:11

depends... maybe the code is also inapropriate (is this an english word?) to a mips processor...

will recheck it later anyway and bother stef on it ;( ... but i'd like to have at least one of both working... and mame portable z80 is so damn slow ! I'm sure i'm loosing something 5 fps/s when using it (respecting to the older one, which was not working 100%).

***quzar*** · February 28th, 2005, 18:26

you might try using cmz80. Its a replacement for the original one that is fully C and about 2x faster as well as more accurate. if anything, i would reccomend trying to upgrade to stef's new Cz80 core, which is much faster than the mame core.

**JohnnyB** · April 21st, 2006, 03:23

Does NEO4ALL/AES support ROM directories of our choosing, or do I have to place my ROMS in the root directory?

**chui** · April 26th, 2006, 10:15

c68k interface is not updated, its not valid, but you can change it comparing to fame interface.

It is important, c68k runs very fast instead mushashi.

**chui** · April 26th, 2006, 10:17

Originally Posted by JohnnyB

Does NEO4ALL/AES support ROM directories of our choosing, or do I have to place my ROMS in the root directory?

Yes, NEO4ALL/AES have filemanager, put your converted ROMS where you want.

**RssV** · May 21st, 2006, 20:49

Originally Posted by chui

Yes, NEO4ALL/AES have filemanager, put your converted ROMS where you want.

Hi there, chui!

OK, so I got a little confused here. NEO4ALL has or has not support for ROMs? Cause just like the maker of this thread, I tried to put Neo Neo CD ROMs in lots os directories, but the emulator always shows a "no rom" message...

Thanks a lot in advance!

**chui** · May 21st, 2006, 22:24

There are 2 NEO4ALLs, CDROM and AES.

NEO4ALL/CDROM emulates NeoGeo CD-ROM console:
http://chui.dcemu.co.uk/neo4all.html

And NEO4ALL/AES emulates NeoGeo AES and Arcade systems, but the ROMs have to convert for running:
http://chui.dcemu.co.uk/aes4all.html

I recomend to use NEO4ALL/CDROM for games released for NeoGeo CD-ROM console, because there are not any problem with memory space.

NEO4ALL/AES uses virtual memory for loading large roms. Very large roms can to be unplayeble for contining page fliping.