James Groom

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The `DefaultValueAttribute` on `Color` nonsense seems to be resolved, `mono --version` gives 5.20.1 on my machine (previously broken on 5.16.0).

That *looks like* [this](https://github.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/pull/1438#issuecomment-502440198), which *might* mean it's unrelated to the input recording feature. Still don't know what the actual problem is though. Also [markdown cheetsheet](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet), I'm guessing you hit...

edit: For future humans, there has been some success with Ruffle in libTAS, see [this forum thread](https://tasvideos.org/Forum/Topics/20547). --- ~~Adobe has announced they're killing Flash on Jan 1st. Hoo-ray. I could...

Hmm. It appears that the real world does not agree with my idea. FWIW my concept of "halt" was that the CPU stopped executing instructions—that is, infinite loops shouldn't count...

Not sure what you mean by: > make the contents of assets be items in the project subject to dependency checking Each core's build scripts simply need to be changed...

> those files are "built" by copying them if they are out of date This is the current behaviour. Assets are copied *on every build* because [the assets target is...

Once those PRs are merged, only Mupen and Octoshock will be left. I'll do Mupen later once the rumble stuff is done. I wasn't able to build Octoshock, something about...

That may be the typical workflow, but I can imagine someone wanting to iterate on a core without having the BizHawk solution open as well. IIRC @CasualPokePlayer or someone was...

The extra copy to `/output` is only there as a convenience in case you modify and rebuild the core but forget to rebuild EmuHawk. You don't *need* to put it...

From the stacktrace, the problem seems to be with these unsafe operations. https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/blob/40c53e0c1f1238cf02089ffc8509ab43eba31229/src/BizHawk.Emulation.Cores/Libretro/LibretroApi.cs#L58-L62 The pointer returned by `DllInit` is either outside valid memory, or points to something that's not laid...