James Groom
James Groom
## Steps to Reproduce 1. Create file with a nonsensical "last access" timestamp: `mkdir a_dir && touch -d "999999-01-01" a_dir` - I'm not sure how these timestamps came to be...
Having switched to Vortice.Windows, are you now able to release a version targeting .NET Standard 2.0 (or any version of .NET Framework)?
Would it be useful to have a standard mechanism for this, or is it enough that users can, for example, check disasm at PC for the halt instruction? My initial...
If it wasn't obvious, these prevent us from moving to .NET 6 (see #1415). package | targets | purpose / notes --:|:--|:-- `FlatBuffers.Core` | ? | ~~Unknown (`Emulation.Cores`). IDK, natt...
Applying the new attribute one or more times, such as: https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/blob/e34e199e551303b1b1d28435396a0f582e440c17/src/BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk/tools/Watch/RamSearch.cs#L24-L27 results in: ```csharp public partial class RamSearch { [RequiredService] public IEmulator? _maybeEmu { [Obsolete("use Emu")] get; [Obsolete("only service provider...
There wasn't actually an issue open for this though it had come up in #2146 (re: dropping QuickNes), and also in #1757, in #2364, and on IRC. ~~If I'm not...
BizHawk 2.6.2 includes a fourth option for SNES core, namely `BSNESv115+`. Its purpose is to bring EmuHawk in line with standalone BSNES/lsnes in terms of console-accuracy. Once it's proven itself...
Reminded about this by natt and feos joking about crash reports in IRC. I'd briefly discussed it with adelikat a while back and came across [[1]](https://www.meziantou.net/use-application-insights-in-a-desktop-application.htm), which looks promising technically...
This is a proof-of-concept for creating an abstraction over WinForms, which we could later implement using another UI framework without needing to rewrite EmuHawk. It doesn't work with the Designer,...
Title. Might be better implemented as a frontend feature. edit: Making this the frontend's responsibility would enable multi-source output on Linux (maybe Windows too).