It's really awesome to see an update after so many years. Out of curiosity what version of devkitarm are you using? When I tried to use r48 (yea, I know, really old), I got some errors about DoDma and new_dma_packet having conflict definitions (VRAM_CODE) which was easy enough to fix. The real problem is the compiling fails with "(.iwram.1+0xed0): additional relocation overflows omitted from the output". If I get this compiling, I'll probably release a custom version of Goomba Color for the EZ Omega to wait ~5 seconds of waitframe() calls after every writeconfig() call since, AFAIK, that's the last SRAM write.

 

Oh damn, nice! I didn't expect to see an update to goomba.

 

My version says "devkitARM release 47", maybe I'll update and see if there are issues after that.

Edit: Had no issues building it with a clean installation of "devkitARM release 52-2".

 

Sorry, my mistake. I had devkitARM symlinked to an earlier version (r26) as I was recently recompiling some old Pogoshell plugins. Version r48 works (though I did have to change makefile to Makefile in Makefile). Thanks for checking though. I do wish the whole push towards pacman wasn't a think with devkitpro. :/

Edit - So, ended up ditching adding a framecounter thing (because oddly it wasn't working and exit_ calls writeconfig() anyways, so might as well just always do a 5 second wait). Anyways, here's an attached version for EZ Omega users using my or Sterophonick's version with Pogoshell plugin support.

 

Yea, I noticed that, changed it to "05-04-18 EZ Omega" and found out the hard way about "EWRAM_BSS char str[32]; //ZOMG global variable!". Ended up using 05-04-18K to differentiate it since that fits with "Crap" and "Prot". (And now just remembered it's 2019....) So, fixed link.

 

So what does the 5 second delay do?

 

Wow that's great to see you all at this again after so long. Last year I conceded it was just too toxic with games anymore and went towards going into kits on most the stuff I've retained, including that EZ Flash Omega which is fantastic and having your emulator as part of it was excellent as I had been used to making my pre built files like a decade earlier. It was nice to do this as it's fun having those nice GB/GBC games working on a thing like a GB Micro I use. The other day I scored an immaculate black dslite for almost nothing, so now I'm considering a flash kit for that 15 years too late I guess. I know a good many GBA started projects moved to the more hefty hardware so that should be nice if I can track down something that works.

 

I wish we could get multiplayer somehow