* Ported Cirrus Logic CS8900A Crystal LAN MAC emulation from VICE and hooked it up to Apple II card device.
* Adds Ethernet networking support for Apple IIgs.
Added: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - The Graphic Adventure (3.5", VGA version, re-release), Innocent Until Caught
Redumped: [micromac] Micro Machines (the old set has a modified OEM ID and a modified root)
* new WORKING machines
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Double Dance Mania: Supreme / Dance Supreme [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Kamaal Brown]
Double Dance Mania: Mega 12 [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
* new NOT WORKING
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My Arcade Wireless Video Game Station 200-in-1 (DGUN-2572) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
* pcp8718 / pcp8728 start using extracted internal ROM [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
* new WORKING machine
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Mega Man 2 (MSI Plug & Play) [Sean Riddle]
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ibm5170: GayBlade [Ryan Best]
New not working software list additions
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mac_hdflop: GayBlade [Ryan Best]
Certain things are not considered "creative works" under copyright law,
making them ineligible for copyright protection. This includes pinouts
(facts), descriptions of circuits (utilitarian), integrated circuit
lithography masks (utilitarian, but there's a separate field of IP law
protecting them), and character shapes (utilitarian).
However, many of these descriptions are substantial enough to be treated
creative works. A number of them include suggested applications. There
are situations where reproducing the descriptions may be permitted, for
example:
* The publisher may permit reproducing the entire datasheet for
reference.
* In some jurisdictions, fair use doctrine may allow the description to
be quoted in its entirety in a larger creative work (e.g. in a
research paper, patent application, or an original description of a
circuit utilising the device).
* Some jurisdictions allow reproduction of no more than 50% of a
creative work for inclusion in teaching materials.
I am not confident that these soure code comments qualify as a situation
where the long-form descriptions can be copied verbatim lawfully,
especially without reproducing copyright notices for them. If you want
long form plain language descriptions in the comments, you need to write
them yourself. That way, you will be the copyright holder of the
creative work, and you can make it availble under a permissive or
"copyleft" license.
* also made nld_devinc.h srcclean friendly.
* nld_devinc.h and lib_entries.hxx are currently not used. You can try
the automated build by changing NL_AUTO_DEVICES in setup.h to 1.
