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clrmame Discussion / clrmame first-run questions
« on: 27 September 2024, 21:03 »
Hi Roman, finally getting around to testing your shiny new clrmame tool and I have a few questions:
1. I currently use cmpro to scan batches of software lists from the profiler, by selecting multiple .xml software list files, and then cmpro handles them all at once. I'm wondering how I would accomplish the same thing using clrmame? It doesn't have to be "batch mode" per se, if it handles the scanning in a different way but achieves the same thing.
2. cmpro permits rebuilds to the same target directory where the software is stored, without worrying about overwriting vital data. I assume clrmame does the same thing, and this sort of action is safe?
3. There's no way to select the linux mame binary since clrmame filters out files that don't have .exe or .xml extensions (the linux mame binary is just "mame" with no extension). Can you permit this in the future so the binary wouldn't have to be renamed for each clrmame operation?
Thanks!
1. I currently use cmpro to scan batches of software lists from the profiler, by selecting multiple .xml software list files, and then cmpro handles them all at once. I'm wondering how I would accomplish the same thing using clrmame? It doesn't have to be "batch mode" per se, if it handles the scanning in a different way but achieves the same thing.
2. cmpro permits rebuilds to the same target directory where the software is stored, without worrying about overwriting vital data. I assume clrmame does the same thing, and this sort of action is safe?
3. There's no way to select the linux mame binary since clrmame filters out files that don't have .exe or .xml extensions (the linux mame binary is just "mame" with no extension). Can you permit this in the future so the binary wouldn't have to be renamed for each clrmame operation?
Thanks!