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14.2 > Games > bsnes-mercury (2018.08.03_4e221df)

bsnes-mercury is a Super Nintendo video game system emulator that can
be used as a libretro core.

bsnes-mercury is a fork of higan, aiming to restore some useful
features that have been removed, as well as improving performance a
bit. Maximum accuracy is still uncompromisable; anything that affects
accuracy is optional and off by default.

bsnes-mercury optionally supports using the following BIOS image file
for operation:

* dsp1.data.rom (DSP1 DATA)
* dsp1.program.rom (DSP1 PROGRAM)
* dsp1b.data.rom (DSP1B DATA)
* dsp1b.program.rom (DSP1B PROGRAM))
* dsp2.data.rom (DSP2 DATA)
* dsp2.program.rom (DSP2 PROGRAM)
* dsp3.data.rom (DSP3 DATA)
* dsp3.program.rom (DSP3 PROGRAM)
* dsp4.data.rom (DSP4 DATA)
* dsp4.program.rom (DSP4 PROGRAM)
* cx4.data.rom (Cx4 DATA)
* st010.data.rom (ST-0010 DATA)
* st010.program.rom (ST-0010 PROGRAM)
* st011.data.rom (ST-0011 DATA)
* st011.program.rom (ST-0011 PROGRAM)
* st018.data.rom (ST-0018 DATA)
* st018.program.rom (ST-0018 PROGRAM)

By default, this SlackBuild will build the bsnes accuracy core.
To build the balanced or performance cores, choose any desired cores:
CORE="accuracy balanced performance" ./bsnes-mercury.SlackBuild

Or to build all three cores, "all" can be used:
CORE="all" ./bsnes-mercury.SlackBuild

To build the debugging symbols use:
DEBUG=1 ./bsnes-mercury.SlackBuild

This requires: RetroArch

Maintained by: orphaned - no maintainer
Keywords: libretro,retroarch,console,retro
ChangeLog: bsnes-mercury

Homepage:
https://www.libretro.com/

Source Downloads:
bsnes-mercury-2018.08.03_4e221df.tar.xz (f7779264f2a7808f623cf3219a7006de)

Download SlackBuild:
bsnes-mercury.tar.gz
bsnes-mercury.tar.gz.asc (FAQ)

(the SlackBuild does not include the source)

Validated for Slackware 14.2

See our HOWTO for instructions on how to use the contents of this repository.

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