Stephen Anthony

While this sounds interesting, I don't think anyone on the Stella team has the time to do this. We would welcome anyone that wants to contribute patches for this functionality.

I can't reproduce this, and we haven't heard back from the original reporter. So I guess we can close this one?

I don't get crashes in Linux. But I notice in 6.7.1 that once the display gets near the bottom and starts drawing the red control area by tracing scanlines, the...

Starting in debug mode also shows weirdness in the disassembly, which is fine in the latest code. So there was definitely some new code that affected this issue.

While it's true that the disassembler is basically DiStella which was designed for 4K ROMs, it should still work. After all, the 2600 only sees 4K of address space at...

So this cfg file fails only with the ROM posted in the previous comment?

Maybe instead of using a web address, it can use the local path instead. The problem here is that it's different for every OS, so that's a complication.

We don't know it from within Stella. For Windows at least, the install path is set by the installer (InnoSetup), which is separate from Stella. Similarly in Linux, it's determined...

Only if the user doesn't change where Stella is installed, since that happens at install-time, long after Stella has been compiled. I ran into similar issues with `HarmonyCart` software, and...

Not easily in a cross-platform way. Here's the relevant code from the big 3 OS's: ``` // - - - - - - - - - - - - -...