This is the official download site for the latest packages originating from the MinGW.org Project MinGW is a native Windows port of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), with freely distributable import libraries and header files for building native Windows applications; includes extensions to the MSVC runtime to support C99 functionality. Although (currently) offering only a 32-bit compiler suite, all of MinGW's software will execute on the 64bit Windows platforms. MinGW is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest Inc. , registration number 86017856 ; this trademark has been registered on behalf of the MinGW.org Project , and its use by any other project is unauthorized.

CrystalDisklnfo is disk utility that supports some types of USB connections, Intel RAID, and NVMe. If anything abnormal is detected, it will notify you by text or voice message, and it supports both HDD and SSD. In addition to information like model number, volume, buffer size, it obtains S.M.A.R.T. information such as how many times the power was turned on, the time length of use, and temperature to monitor the state of the disk. Important Notice Both CrystalDiskInfo and CrystalDiskMark are open source software personally developed by me. Any software development demands huge amount of time and effort, and on top of that, new hardware devices are released one after another which becomes a necessity to purchase in order to support them. Therefore, this project needs more development funds. As to current status, this project is extremely short of funds and is in desperate need of your donations. If you want to contribute to supporting the continuance of this project, please make donations by Paypal . Please make the amount of each contribution $10 USD or more (in JPYen, 1000Yen or more) if possible. Your contributions will be deeply appreciated.

Manjaro is a user-friendly Linux distribution based on the independently developed Arch operating system. Within the Linux community, Arch itself is renowned for being an exceptionally fast, powerful, and lightweight distribution that provides access to the very latest cutting edge - and bleeding edge - software. However, Arch is also aimed at more experienced or technically-minded users. As such, it is generally considered to be beyond the reach of those who lack the technical expertise (or persistence) required to use it. Developed in Austria, France, and Germany, Manjaro provides all the benefits of the Arch operating system combined with a focus on user-friendliness and accessibility. Available in both 32 and 64 bit versions, Manjaro is suitable for newcomers as well as experienced Linux users. For newcomers, a user-friendly installer is provided, and the system itself is designed to work fully 'straight out of the box'.

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CrystalDiskMark is benchmark software that measures the transfer speed of media data storage drive such as HD, SSD, USB memory, SD card and NAS. Important Notice Both CrystalDiskInfo and CrystalDiskMark are open source software personally developed by me. Any software development demands huge amount of time and effort, and on top of that, new hardware devices are released one after another which becomes a necessity to purchase in order to support them. Therefore, this project needs more development funds. As to current status, this project is extremely short of funds and is in desperate need of your donations. If you want to contribute to supporting the continuance of this project, please make donations by Paypal . Please make the amount of each contribution $10 USD or more (in JPYen, 1000Yen or more) if possible. Your contributions will be deeply appreciated.

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CrystalDisklnfo is disk utility that supports some types of USB connections, Intel RAID, and NVMe. If anything abnormal is detected, it will notify you by text or voice message, and it supports both HDD and SSD. In addition to information like model number, volume, buffer size, it obtains S.M.A.R.T. information such as how many times the power was turned on, the time length of use, and temperature to monitor the state of the disk. Important Notice Both CrystalDiskInfo and CrystalDiskMark are open source software personally developed by me. Any software development demands huge amount of time and effort, and on top of that, new hardware devices are released one after another which becomes a necessity to purchase in order to support them. Therefore, this project needs more development funds. As to current status, this project is extremely short of funds and is in desperate need of your donations. If you want to contribute to supporting the continuance of this project, please make donations by Paypal . Please make the amount of each contribution $10 USD or more (in JPYen, 1000Yen or more) if possible. Your contributions will be deeply appreciated.

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2020-03-04 20:27: TiMidity++ 41 version 41.4.1 (2020-03-05) An unofficial fork of TiMidity++ , based on UnkoTim228 . Source code is available at https://osdn.net/projects/timidity41/scm/git/timidity41/ . Installation Same as the usual TiMidity++. Compiled with Visual Studio 2019. Please install Visual C++ redistributable packages. How to embed loop information in ogg vorbis files If a MIDI file contains loop information, timidity can embed LOOPSTART / LOOPLENGTH tags in ogg vorbis files. In Preference > Player > SMF Loop Unwinding, set Count to 1. In Preference > Output > Output, choose Ogg Vorbis and check "Embed Loop Information" in the Option dialog.

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2020-03-04 05:19: ** Qt porting and FM-7/77/AV/AV40/EX for Common Source Code Project ** March 03, 2020 K.Ohta (whatisthis.sowhat _at_ gmail.com) 1.About This package is Qt5 porting of Common Source Code Project (CSP) and built with Qt5, for Windows, built with MinGW(32bit). Source Code: https://github.com/Artanejp/common_source_project-fm7/releases/tag/SNAPSHOT_20200303 Additional INFO: Binaries will be available, distibute from osdn.net. See, https://osdn.net/projects/csp-qt/ and https://osdn.net/projects/csp-qt/releases/ . Released at: 2.Background Common Source Code Project (CSP) is good emulator writing. It also distributed with GPLv2, this is good for me. But codes are specified to M$ Visual C. I'm using GNU/Linux, and I starting to apply FM-7(or later). So, I start to port to GNU/Linux and using Qt4/Qt5. What you need at least: a. Qt5 (neither Qt3 and Qt4) toolkit: Qt5.3 or later. b. Some OpenGL implementation, maybe at leaset OpenGL v2.x . c. gcc / g++ (5.0 or later? ) or llvm clang / clang++ (3.5 or later?) toolchain. d. SDL2 (not SDL1.x). e. CMake 2.8 or later. f. Needs ffmpeg.See https://ffmpeg.org/ . g. FFMpeg has bundled only for Win32.Please install for other OSs if not working. h. Built with Qt5.5 (for Ubuntu 16.04LTS) or Qt 5.10 (for Win32 and Debian/Sid). i. Now, changed default drawing infrastructure to OpenGL ES2.You can change --opengl option via comman line (or GUI). j. Now for Win32 build, using LLVM CLANG cross toolchains on Docker environment.Because exception handling of MinGW-w64's gcc is very slowly (this cause by *evil* Borland). See https://github.com/Artanejp/llvm-mingw and https://hub.docker.com/r/artanejp/llvm-mingw64-ubuntu-cosmic for datails. * TIPS: If emufoo.exe don't show screen drawing, set environment variable QT_OPENGL to software (i.e. Using Windows as VirtualBox's gueat OS). 3.How to build: After extracting (or git pulled) sourcecodes: $ cd {srctop}/source/build-cmake/{Machine name}/ $ mkdir build $ cd build To configure: $ cmake .. or $ ccmake .. To build: $ make To install: $ sudo make install 4.Qt specified notice: ・Config file (scancode.cfg and foo.ini) has placed (moved) to "~/.config/CommonSourceCodeProject/emufoo/" (for Windows, ".\CommonSourceCodeProject\emudfoo\" ). ・BIOS, WAVS, BINS and SAVED STATES have placed (moved) to "~/CommonSourceCodeProject/emufoo/" (for Windows, ".\CommonSourceCodeProject\emudfoo\" ). ・All of recorded products (PNG Screenshots, MOVIES, SOUNDS) have *temporally* written to "~/.config/CommonSourceCodeProject/emufoo/" (for Windows, ".\CommonSourceCodeProject\emudfoo\" ). ・Added ToolTips and Japanese translations.(2017-01-24) ・Place R@Ms under $HOME/CommonSourceCodeProject/emu{Machine Name}/ , this directory has made after first using. ・Config file, {foo}.ini is written on $HOME/.config/CommonSourceCodeProject/emu{Machine Name}/ . ・Saved state file, {foo}.sta is written on $HOME/CommonSourceCodeProject/emu{Machine Name}/ . ・Key code conversion file is written on $HOME/.config/CommonSourceCodeProject/emu{Machine Name}/scancode.cfg . This file contains comma separated fields, written at hex-decimal (not decimal), first is M$ Virtual Key Code, second is Qt's scan code. ・Common UI components (at src/qt/gui ) are moved to shared lib. libCSPgui.so . ・Installer (bash) script is available now; src/tool/installer_unix.sh . ・When you place specified WAV files(differ per VM) same directory as ROMs, you can sound sounds: i.e. FDD seek, CMT relay and buttons. 5.Status a. I tested to build only under Debian GNU/Linux "sid",Ubuntu Linux 16.04LTS "Xenial" for AMD64 (x86_64) and MinGW with GCC6 (Windows 32bit). But, perhaps, will succed to build another GNU/Linux OSs or BSD OS variants. On windows, using MinGW is already okay, but not tested drawing. Cross building with GNU/Linux's MinGW32 and Qt5.5.1 (for MinGW) is available. Modify and use build-cmake/config_build_cross_win32.sh and related *.cmake files. And, you can also build with M$ Visual Studio 2013 or 2015. b. Now, I using Qt5 as toolkit, because authors of Qt announced "Qt4 is obsolete, will be updated no longer". c. All of virtual machines are already ported to Qt (On Oct 29, 2015). d. Now using GCC-6.1 with Link Time Optimize to build for distrubuted binaries. e. Implemented socket, networking for MZ-2500, but, not tested yet (；´Д｀) Repositry: https://github.com/Artanejp/common_source_project-fm7 https://osdn.net/projects/csp-qt/scm/git/common_source_project-fm7 Project Page: https://osdn.jp/projects/csp-qt/ Upstream (Takeda Toshiya San's original code): http://takeda-toshiya.my.coocan.jp/ Special thanks to: Ryu Takegami-san, to assist debugging FM-7/77/AV/40/EX . Haserin-san, to assist debugging FM-7/77/AV/40/EX . Developers of Ootake, give hints of emuPCEngine (from source code). Changes: * To see older changes, read ChangeLog and 000_gitlog.txt. * SNAPSHOT March 03, 2020 Upstream 2020-02-21. VM/FMTOWNS Work initially. See STATUS section for doc/VMs/fmtowns.txt and 000_gitlog.txt . VM/I386_NP21 Merge Upstream 2020-02-21 's I386::/NP21.Belows are differ from upstream: - Implement memory wait to change CPU speed. - Implement extra reset wire to notify CPU reset. - Some headers are changed due to cause FTBFS with GCC. - Character encoding chenged to UTF-8 at most of source files(not all?) VM/I386 IMPORTANT: libcpu_newdev/i386 has removed.I386:: porting from NP21 seems to be working nice, no need to porting from MAME/C++. UI/Qt Add HARDDISK CREATION feature. VM/HARDDISK Calculate correctness C/H/S of HDD. VM/SCSI_HDD WIP Implement RECALIBRATE SCSI command. VM/SCSI_HDD VM/SCSI_DEV Implement some command.But still not active. VM/BMJr Fix Break sequence. Thanks to https://matsuri.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/i4004/1526806551/648 . VM/BMJr Fix reset-key (EIKIGOU + BREAK) sequence. VM/BMJr Alse assume Back Space key to DELETE key. VM/BMJr Also assume Esc key to BREAK key. VM/FMGEN Initial implemantation of YM2612 (OPN2). VM/UPD71071 Make some functions make virtual to prepare overwrap by TOWNS_DMAC. VM/DEVICE Add update_signal_mask() to modify signal mask for SIG_SCSI_DAT for SCSI/SASI devices. VM/COMMON_VM Include SCSI devices to libCSPcommon_vm, excepts SCSI_HOST::. VM/PCENGINE ADPCM: Fix em-bugged freeze ADPCM DMA after CDC STATUS (write to I/O 1800h.) VM/PC9801 86PCM: Fix Initial value of PCM_MUTE(A66Eh).Adjust volume multiply factor. BUILD/Windows LLVM: Update Qt version to 5.14. VM/PC9801 DISPLAY: Re-Backport from Upstream 2020-02-01.Kakinoki Syougi works fine. VM/SCSI_CDROM Fix freeze some PC-Engine's CD-ROM 2 games and SCSI HDD for FM-Towns. Qt/OpenGL_ES Win32: Fix shader compilation errors with Angle Project. Qt/OpenGL Correctness texture magnitude calculating. UI/Qt Win32: Fix closing D77/D88 image when select another slot. UI/Qt Harddisk: Add *.h0-*.h9 , they are Unz (Towns emulator)'s virtual harddisk images. OSD/SOUND Fix crash when effective sound sink don't exists. Qt/OpenGL Fix FTBFS if don't have libglu. UI/Qt Add "USE_CUSTOM_SCREEN_ZOOM_FACTOR" flag to fooVM.h. UI/Qt Try: Make GUI core (QApplication -> QCoreApplication) to be non-Global. Thanks to https://matsuri.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/i4004/1526806551/719 . Built with fd1687a197f8e25788c8231a08e73fb3a5667763 (or later). -- Mar 03, 2020 15:13:25 +0900 K.Ohta <whatisthis.sowhat@gmail.com> Upstream changes: * To see older upstream's changes, read history.txt. 2/21/2020 VM/I386_NP21 update to Neko Project 21/W ver0.86 rev71 beta4 PC9801VX support to switch cpu mode to V30 PC9801RA support to switch cpu mode to V30 2/17/2020 EMU add is_floppy_disk_connected() and is_quick_disk_connected() WINMAIN disable floppy/quick disk drive menus when drives are disconnected VM/I8080 improve disassembler to distinguish 8080 and 8085 VM/I86 split i86/i88/i186/v30 from I286 class VM/I86 fix aam in v30 VM/I86 support 8080 emulation mode in V30 VM/I386_NP21 improve not to explicitly accept irq while executing opecode VM/I386_DASM split i386 disassembler from I286/I386 class VM/V30_DASM split v30 disassembler from I286 class VM/V30_DASM add 8080 disassebler for 8080 emulation mode VM/VM_TEMPLATE add is_floppy_disk_connected() and is_quick_disk_connected() PC9801 support to enable/disable 1MB/640K/320KB-FDD interfaces 2/1/2020 EMU support to create blank hard disk image (*.hdi/*.nhd) WINMAIN add menu items to mount blank hard disk image VM/DEVICE improve memory/io bus interfaces for 16/32bit access VM/DEVICE add get_event_clocks() and get_cpu_clocks() VM/EVENT add get_event_clocks() and get_cpu_clocks() VM/I386_NP21 support 80386 (based on Neko Project 21/W i386 core) VM/I8259 make update_intr() public VM/MEMORY improve memory bus interfaces for 16/32bit access VM/MEMORY make rd_table/wr_table/addr_shift public VM/UPD7220 fix stop command (thanks Neko Project 21/W) FMR50 change i386 core from MAME to Neko Project 21/W FMR50 support to mount blank hard disk image MZ2500 support to mount blank hard disk image MZ2800 support to mount blank hard disk image PC9801 change i386 core from MAME to Neko Project 21/W PC9801 support to mount blank hard disk image PC9801/DISPLAY improve code for big-endian host machine PC9801/FMSOUND support 86-type PCM (thanks Neko Project 21/W) PC9801/MEMBUS improve memory bus interfaces for 16/32bit access PC9801/MOUSE fix irq number in hireso mode PC9801/SASI improve irq/drq signals to generate from sasi bus signals X1TURBO support to mount blank hard disk image X1TURBO/IOBUS fix not to clear vram in reset() 1/23/2020 VM/Z80DMA fix byte counter read by read mask follows command (thanks Mr.Sato) Have fun! -- Ohta.

2020-02-26 14:19: We have set up a new column called OSDN Magazine, which delivers open-source related news. In the side header, there is a tab called Magazine, which you may have already notice. You will see some news articles there. We originally translated some open-source related news sites, like NewsForge and Linux.com, into a Japanese, and we ran a website centered on them. Still to this day, we run the website, which is called OSDN Magazine. Having such background, OSDN Magazine had been a website that only supports Japanese, but now we are determined to gradually globalize it. Currently, there are only few articles, but our plan is to offer more and more contents besides news articles in the future. OSDN Magazine https://osdn.net/mag/

2020-02-26 14:15: I have transferred OSDN Inc.. business to Appirits Inc., a company who focuses on online game business and web-system contract development business. OSDN business unit of VA Linux Systems Japan is the predecessor of OSDN Inc., and it has been 20 years since the launch of our website. Although we have gone through various twists and turns, including the collapse of the US parent company, spinning off from VA Linux, and being in conflict with the partner company, we continued to steadily move forward to improve our service and kept growing appropriately without stepping out of bounds. Especially after we changed our brand in 2015, we began seeing more and more developers from outside of Japan using OSDN.net, and we were able to successfully get on the growth track as a global network. That said, we can't deny the facts that the average age of the people involved with OSDN has continued to rise in the last two decades, and that we started to see some signs of aging in our system. In addition, as the outlook of the net environment, including the advertising industry, remains to be unclear, it was inevitable that we needed something more than superficial clever tricks. In need of a drastic change, I came to the conclusion to go under the umbrella of a company that would allow us to get access to rejuvenating resources for future growth. In short term, there won't be any changes in the OSDN.net service, and all former employees, including myself, have already moved to the new organization. As we plan to announce moving OSDN.net into cloud-based service and cooperation function with GitHub in the near future, in mid to long term, you can expect to see great things happen. (Former CEO of OSDN Inc.) General Manager of OSDN Div, Appirits Inc. Shuji Sado

2019-12-30 16:25: Where OSDN's head office is located, New Year period is considered to last until the 5th in 2020, and OSDN's first day of business in 2020 will be Monday, January 6th. Therefore, there may be a bit of a delay in response until the 5th. If any significant incident occurs, we will respond immediately. However, attending to minor support requests will be after January 6th.

2019-12-03 07:50: We've add Admin UI to strip revision on Mercurial remote repositoy (OSDN server side repository) for project. You can submit strip request on Project Mercurial admin UI. On the admin UI repositiry list, each repository will have Strip button. When it is clicked, strip request submit UI will be open, and you can submit the revision you want to strip. Please be careful to use it. Stripping is very useful, but cause of truble when working with multiple people.

2019-11-29 06:26: We have just added a new feature on our test release Download Statistics. Now you can export the displayed data in JSON or CSV output format. You can get the data either by clicking the button on the header of the table or by directly downloading the URL via wget/curl. You can make a good use of the new feature when you perform automatic statistical processing. Should you find any bugs, please use our ticket system to report them.

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