dm_image_t *
dm_open (const char *fname, uint32_t flags)
{
return dm_reopen (fname, flags, NULL);
}
int
ucon64_rom_handling (void)
{
int no_rom = 0;
static st_rominfo_t rominfo;
struct stat fstate;
ucon64_rom_flush (&rominfo);
// a ROM (file)?
if (!ucon64.rom)
no_rom = 1;
else if (!ucon64.rom[0])
no_rom = 1;
else if (access (ucon64.rom, F_OK | R_OK) == -1 && (!(ucon64.flags & WF_NO_ROM)))
{
fprintf (stderr, "ERROR: Could not open %s\n", ucon64.rom);
no_rom = 1;
}
else if (stat (ucon64.rom, &fstate) == -1)
no_rom = 1;
else if (S_ISREG (fstate.st_mode) != TRUE)
no_rom = 1;
#if 0
// printing the no_rom error message for files of 0 bytes only confuses people
else if (!fstate.st_size)
no_rom = 1;
#endif
if (no_rom)
{
if (!(ucon64.flags & WF_NO_ROM))
{
fputs ("ERROR: This option requires a file argument (ROM/image/SRAM file/directory)\n", stderr);
return -1;
}
return 0;
}
// The next statement is important and should be executed as soon as
// possible (and sensible) in this function
ucon64.file_size = fsizeof (ucon64.rom);
// We have to do this here, because we don't know the file size until now
if (ucon64.buheader_len > ucon64.file_size)
{
fprintf (stderr,
"ERROR: A backup unit header length was specified that is larger than the file\n"
" size (%d > %d)\n", ucon64.buheader_len, ucon64.file_size);
return -1;
}
if (!(ucon64.flags & WF_INIT))
return 0;
// "walk through" <console>_init()
if (ucon64.flags & WF_PROBE)
{
if (ucon64.rominfo)
{
// Restore any overrides from st_ucon64_t
// We have to do this *before* calling ucon64_probe(), *not* afterwards
if (UCON64_ISSET (ucon64.buheader_len))
rominfo.buheader_len = ucon64.buheader_len;
if (UCON64_ISSET (ucon64.interleaved))
rominfo.interleaved = ucon64.interleaved;
// ucon64.rominfo = (st_rominfo_t *) &rominfo;
}
ucon64.rominfo = ucon64_probe (&rominfo); // determines console type
#ifdef USE_DISCMAGE
// check for disc image only if ucon64_probe() failed or --disc was used
if (ucon64.discmage_enabled)
// if (!ucon64.rominfo || ucon64.force_disc)
if (ucon64.force_disc)
ucon64.image = dm_reopen (ucon64.rom, 0, (dm_image_t *) ucon64.image);
#endif
}
// end of WF_PROBE
// Does the option allow split ROMs?
if (ucon64.flags & WF_NO_SPLIT)
/*
Test for split files only if the console type knows about split files at
all. However we only know the console type after probing.
*/
if (ucon64.console == UCON64_NES || ucon64.console == UCON64_SNES ||
ucon64.console == UCON64_GEN || ucon64.console == UCON64_NG)
if ((UCON64_ISSET (ucon64.split)) ? ucon64.split : ucon64_testsplit (ucon64.rom))
{
fprintf (stderr, "ERROR: %s seems to be split. You have to join it first\n",
basename2 (ucon64.rom));
return -1;
}
/*
CRC32
Calculating the CRC32 checksum for the ROM data of a UNIF file (NES)
shouldn't be done with ucon64_fcrc32(). nes_init() uses crc32().
The CRC32 checksum is used to search in the DAT files, but at the time
of this writing (Februari the 7th 2003) all DAT files contain checksums
of files in only one format. This matters for SNES and Genesis ROMs in
interleaved format and Nintendo 64 ROMs in non-interleaved format. The
corresponding initialization functions calculate the CRC32 checksum of
the data in the format of which the checksum is stored in the DAT
files. For these "problematic" files, their "real" checksum is stored
in ucon64.fcrc32.
*/
if (ucon64.crc32 == 0)
if (!ucon64.force_disc) // NOT for disc images
if (!(ucon64.flags & WF_NO_CRC32) && ucon64.file_size <= MAXROMSIZE)
ucon64_chksum (NULL, NULL, &ucon64.crc32, ucon64.rom, ucon64.rominfo ? ucon64.rominfo->buheader_len : 0);
// DATabase
ucon64.dat = NULL;
if (ucon64.crc32 != 0 && ucon64.dat_enabled)
{
ucon64.dat = ucon64_dat_search (ucon64.crc32, NULL);
if (ucon64.dat)
{
// detected file size must match DAT file size
int size = ucon64.rominfo ?
UCON64_ISSET (ucon64.rominfo->data_size) ?
ucon64.rominfo->data_size :
ucon64.file_size - ucon64.rominfo->buheader_len :
ucon64.file_size;
if ((int) (((st_ucon64_dat_t *) ucon64.dat)->fsize) != size)
ucon64.dat = NULL;
}
if (ucon64.dat)
switch (ucon64.console)
{
case UCON64_SNES:
case UCON64_GEN:
case UCON64_GB:
case UCON64_GBA:
case UCON64_N64:
// These ROMs have internal headers with name, country, maker, etc.
break;
default:
// Use ucon64.dat instead of ucon64.dat_enabled in case the index
// file could not be created/opened -> no segmentation fault
if (ucon64.dat && ucon64.rominfo)
{
if (!ucon64.rominfo->name[0])
strcpy (ucon64.rominfo->name, NULL_TO_EMPTY (((st_ucon64_dat_t *) ucon64.dat)->name));
else if (ucon64.console == UCON64_NES)
{ // override the three-character FDS or FAM name
int t = nes_get_file_type ();
if (t == FDS || t == FAM)
strcpy (ucon64.rominfo->name, NULL_TO_EMPTY (((st_ucon64_dat_t *) ucon64.dat)->name));
}
if (!ucon64.rominfo->country)
ucon64.rominfo->country = NULL_TO_EMPTY (((st_ucon64_dat_t *) ucon64.dat)->country);
}
break;
}
}
// display info
if ((ucon64.flags & WF_NFO || ucon64.flags & WF_NFO_AFTER) && ucon64.quiet < 1)
ucon64_nfo ();
return 0;
}