There are many other Taito games using these chips.

Nicola Salmoria abstracted the Taito F2 gfx chip emulation to vidhrdw/taitoic.c (there's also some non-gfx chips in there).

A side effect is that, thanks to the better precision, the boxer on the Punch Out hall of fame looks much better. This replaces copybitmapzoom() which was a special case.

Nicola Salmoria added a new graphic primitive copyrozbitmap().

Juergen Buchmueller added new cpu cores and fixed old ones.

Juergen Buchmueller added new functions in cpuintrf.c: cpu_get/set_cycle_table(), cpu_set_irq_callback().

Ernesto Corvi added ADSP2105 cpu emulation, used by Mortal Kombat 2 sound.

Aaron Giles added YMZ280B sound emulation, used by the Cave games.

Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (Euro 980112) Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Popular MAME emulators include MAME32 v0.90 for Windows, Nebula v2.23c for Windows, Kawaks v1.63 for Windows.

CAB added support for compressed PCM playback in the C140 emulator. To play MAME roms, an emulator is required.

New video flag VIDEO_NEEDS_6BITS_PER_GUN to indicate to the OS dependant layer that a 16-bit display is not enough to reproduce the whole game's palette and a 24-bit display is preferred.

Ernesto Corvi fixed Terminator 2 crashes.

David Graves made lots of improvements to the Taito F2 driver.

Nicola Salmoria fixed the protection in Slam Masters.

Aaron Giles completely rewrote the 34010 drivers.

Colin Douglas Howell fixed multiple beer trucks in Cops 'n Robbers.

Nicola Salmoria fixed black blobs in Carrier Air Wing.

The known contributions for this version are, in the order specified in the whatsnew:

The known contributors for this version are, in alphabetical order: MAME 0.37b5 was released on 28 July 2000.

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