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MAME debugger feature requests #7011
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I like these ideas, I'll champion 'em. I have a 3-week block of vacation from work coming up at the end of the week, so if you can bear with waiting a few days, I'll see what I can do to start looking into these items this weekend. Since we have multiple debugger UI implementations depending on both the host OS and the command-line options (e.g., ImgUI versus OS-native implementations), please let me know what OS or debugger backend you're using so that I can prioritize it. |
Hi Mooglyguy, thanks for taking this on. Much appreciated! I'm using 64 bit version of MAME on Windows 10. Default MAME settings, no custom renderers etc. There was one other feature I was thinking of but I think MAME might already have it - to be able to output to a port on Z80 hardware. When I use maincpu.mb@ or maincpu.pb@ it doesn't seem to write to the port. Memory mapped I/O works with 6809 and 6502 no problem. I was hoping to investigate the MAGIC RAM in Berzerk by writing to magicram_control_w port but no luck from command line, Thanks again for your help! |
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Thanks, I knew I was missing it! Regards, |
I too noticed the absence of a fill command. I'm working on adding one. |
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Hi, I've been using the MAME debugger to reverse engineer scramble, galaxian, robotron 2084 and Berzerk.
I'm quite happy with it so far but have some feature requests for the debugger:
fillmem 0,0xfff,0.b
Yes, just like memset in C.
A copy and paste feature from the memory window. It would be great to be able to select a range of bytes from the memory window, right click and paste them into a document.
When you left-click on, or hover over, a byte in the memory window, a tooltip showing its memory address would be nice. Its quite tedious manually counting bytes when trying to figure out an address.
Adding a "dump in binary notation" command. When I discover a character set I find its easier for readers to view when the bytes are in binary notation. e.g. the data making the character "A" could be dumped as:
00111000
01000100
10000010
11111110
10000010
10000010
00000000
As you can see, this lets a reader spot the "A" with little effort.
Thanks,
Scott
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