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Their idea is that v1 is when all machines they support are perfectly emulated. So… it’s asymptoticly approaching v1 you could say. Of course they keep adding
by photonerd 3y ago
Their idea is that v1 is when all machines they support are perfectly emulated.
So… it’s asymptoticly approaching v1 you could say.
Of course they keep adding more machines… so…
- MegaDeKay 3y agoYep. In fact, the first releases of MAME had 0.01 increments. Not sure when they went to finer steps, but it is pretty much a given that they'll do it again when the current revision gets too close to 1.
- chungy 3y agoVersion numbers don't work like that :) MAME just has a permanent "0" major version, and the minor version continues to be bumped up forever. It's not a decimal number, so "close to 1" doesn't really make any sense.
- photonerd 3y agoEhhhh… while there’s no particular decimal cut off, “closer to 1” is always going to be a higher minor version. It’s not incorrect as such