12/23/2024: Localization News - Team Innocent

PC-FX Localization for Team Innocent is released, a pre-Christmas gift!! In a twist, it feels like the NEC PC-FX got more attention in 2024 than any other time I can remember! Caveat: The localizers consider the "v0.9" patch a BETA as it still faces technical hurdles to eventually subtitle the FMV scenes, but they consider it very much playable.
github.com/TeamInnocent-EnglishPatchPCFX
x.com/DerekPascarella/PCFXNews
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#1
Thank you - I managed to find the Program.
#2
Quote from: OldRover on 07/29/2014, 07:48 PMIt makes me chuckle to think that someone decided to go all-out Linux for something that is primarily used by Windows users. Not only that, but HuC has been cross-platform for as long as I can remember... the same source has always built with no modifications on any x86 OS with gcc, afaicr.
Glad to add some humour ;)

I tend to work as often as I can under some kind of Unix.

That I would say is the beauty of the Command-Line - I wrote all my Megadrive tools to be Command-Line tools that use nothing special in the hope that they will build every where and build well into the future.
#3
Hi,

I managed to build under Ubuntu:

Linux 'NAME' 3.2.0-64-generic-pae #97-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jun 4 22:22:15 UTC 2014 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

However, I had to turn off the 'warnings promoted to errors' as:

CFLAGS = -Wall -g -O2

In file: huc/src/Make_src.inc

A bit naughty, but the author was not checking his return and trying to be strict  O:)

The Sample/designer builds successfully for me.

Hope that helps one of you as I had not seen anyone report trying to build under Linux as yet.

Cheers,

Minty.
#4
Hello all,

I actually develop mostly on the SEGA Megadrive/Genesis but I have started to look at developing for the PCE as it is a machine that I have enjoyed for many years and given that I'm a Shmupper it is a very dear machine to me.

Anyway, I am just looking at programming my first development tools in C for now as I ease back into Assembly.  For my first project I am going to have a USB to PCE Joypad converter project and I do not want to modify either the PCE Joypad or the USB Joypad - all will be handled by an AVR internally and I have the Schematic for the PCE's Joypad.

I wondered if there was a Joypad Test-ROM around that would simply show me the status of each Button and the D-Pad?

Having one would help us all out and if there is not one available then I will see about adding one to my GitHub to help the community.

Cheers,

Minty.