.SCP files usage in WinUAE
#11
Well I don't have an SCP which is why I need a couple of known-good images to work with.

Making a library with the CAPS API is an interesting possibility. It doesn't allow for write support though. And crowbarring into the existing CAPS library to make a dual-format library is bound to piss off the SPS guys, and I respect their work too much to do that.
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#12
Well, when I asked about making support for WinUAE and a couple of the Atari ST emulators, it was recommended that the CAPS library be modified to support flux level images.
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#13
whoever recommended that doesnt know what he is talking about. you cant modify that lib (unless for private use of course).
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#14
The library is open source, so anyone could update it. I believe someone named IFW pointed this out in the Atari forum.
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#15
SCP read support is now added to my github-based branch of E-UAE: https://github.com/keirf/e-uae

Now I don't know how many people actually use E-UAE these days. If there is a better more current fork of UAE supporting Linux these days I am happy to port across to that too. For WinUAE someone else will have to do the work, but the code is fairly self-contained in file supercard_pro.c, it should be straightforwardly portable (just the system calls to modify in presumably obvious ways), and the license on that file is permissive (www.unlicense.org).
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#16
Thanks, Keir. I will ask in the WinUAE forum if they are any more interested in adding this to WinUAE. It seems that most people are using FS-UAE for the cross-plaform version.
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#17
Thanks I will investigate FS-UAE, it should be an easy job to do.
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#18
Quote:The library is open source, so anyone could update it.
reading license helps sometimes...
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#19
FS-UAE support is done and available for download: https://github.com/keirf/fs-uae

This is cleaned up and more portable than the E-UAE version. I would imagine it could drop straight into WinUAE except for fixing up usage of BSD/Linux <endian.h>
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#20
Nice! I will get you a few images with variable track density (Copylock) for testing.
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