TOSEC Release (2019-04-01)

[Cassiel]

....love it.

 

[Cassiel]

10/05/2019.... tick tock

gorski, got to make it a big one. All eyes on you dude. 

[Maddog]

I seriously want to do his favor and release for 10/05. Gorski has been asking for that 2 years now...

[Cassiel]

Thats pretty awesome to be fair...

[aeromaxx]

Thank you very much for all the work, time and effort that goes into making the release.

Just a few questions, are these mistakes or is this actually correct?

In the file 'Thomson TO8, TO8D, TO9, TO9+ - Compilations - Various - [SAP] (TOSEC-v2017-07-05_CM).dat' the rom name part below, the " (198x)(-)" is after the extension, but other names within the same file have it before, just wondering if this was a mistake or meant to be like that.

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<game name="ZZZ-UNK-stats (198x)(-)">
<description>ZZZ-UNK-stats (198x)(-)</description>
<rom name="ZZZ-UNK-stats.sap (198x)(-)" size="335426" crc="e5ff29ac" md5="4b375bfb5c536eeb38537193d948bf9e" sha1="e0b12ececde65504894e196332eb8ad9c0436186"/>
</game>

In the file 'Commodore C65 - Demos (TOSEC-v2011-10-06_CM).dat' there seems to be a rom name with a funny extension as in there is a comma in it.  Is this also correct?

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<game name="SK Demo (19xx)(Kleinert, Stephan)">
<description>SK Demo (19xx)(Kleinert, Stephan)</description>
<rom name="fast.679.src,s" size="1544" crc="cdea7e7e" md5="6cf35fa349c43fc4010d16d8051fb8bd" sha1="20d8b9888764ac8b38b02a8b9841c117f37c5413"/>
</game>

If the above is in fact wrong then I apologise for pointing them out.  I genuinely wasn't sure.

[NLS]

The first is indeed wrong and needs to be fixed.

The second I cannot be sure, maybe it is a filename Commodore somehow expects this way. It is a source file, so both .src and .s are probably correct. Not sure about BOTH though.
I suspect it IS wrong since there is another .src file in the zip (also a source file).

[mictlantecuhtle]

Thanks for the feedback! Thomson one has been addressed and will be fixed for the next release. I'm sure one of the people who usually work on Commodore systems will take a look at the C65 shortly.