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clrmame v0.7.0 has been released, providing updates for scanning and rebuilding MAME machine sets. Key changes include fixes for the ‘archive as files’ option, improved command line functionality regarding settings and relative paths, and enhanced handling of mislabeled machines. The update also boosts performance with ZipArchive and zlib-ng improvements and includes upgrades for cli11 and bit7z. Additionally, the UI now refreshes the tree view differently to address a rare refresh issue. For more details, visit the provided MAME link. Download clrmame v0.7.0 and access the source via the mentioned resources.
clrmame v0.7.0 has been released. This handy tool is designed for scanning and rebuilding MAME (https://www.mamedev.org/) machine sets.
clrmame changelog:
Core:
– fixed: dir2dat: resolved the issue with the ‘archive as files’ option
– fixed: cmdline now consistently loads/saves settings.xml from the application folder
– fixed: cmdline, ensuring relative paths always point correctly to the current directory (cmdline version) or application folder (UI version)
– misc: improved handling of incorrectly named machines. This clearer approach addresses all known rare edge cases and reports all instances of incorrectly named machines (e.g. CHD folder and archive)
– misc: upgraded ZipArchive to 5.0.1/zlib-ng 2.3.3 for significantly faster zip operations
– misc: updated cli11 to version 2.6.2
– misc: updated bit7z to version 4.0.11
UI:
– misc: modified the tree refresh method, which may potentially fix the occasional “no tree” refreshing issue
