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HBMAME and HBMAMEUI 0.220 32bit avaliable (Compatibles with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing

MESS, MESSUI, and MAMEUI 0.220 32bit avaliable (Compatibles with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing Awaiting the mame official build to release the 32bit exe

ARCADE32 0.220 32bit avaliable (Compatible with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing

For mameui I use: make -j5 TARGET=mame OSD=messui STRIP_SYMBOLS=1 NOWERROR=1

MESS, MESSUI, MAME and MAMEUI 0.219 32bit avaliable (Compatibles with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing No HBMAME this time

ARCADE32 0.219 32bit avaliable (Compatible with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing

Why to discard non-working systems in the Gui version? Any impact on performance?

Seems to be a little bug in MameUI. Setting more than a single path in swpath at machine.ini, when you want to open a file the explorer opens the snap directory. For example in cpc6128.ini: -Media view, Floppy disk1,Mount file: swpath Z:\Juegos\Amstrad\Disks --> Works great, opens the Disk folder swpath Z:\Juegos\Amstrad\Disks; Z:\Juegos\Amstrad\Tapes --> Opens the snap folder Happened in .0217 as well.

MAMEUI 0.218 32bit avaliable (Compatible with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing No HBMAME and MESS this time

ARCADE32 0.218 32bit avaliable (Compatible with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing

MAME 0.218 32bit avaliable (Compatible with Xp). Download from this GDrive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eiNztWEpk0C7CiiZXz0SMDM_eJOmb0FO?usp=sharing

Thanks, will release the 32bit binaries when mame is out

Compiled successfully mameui32 0.208 with the GCC 7.2.0, and it works in XP. Also I've compiled the 64bits version with the GCC 8, if you want to add it to the site, I can give you the link.

Yeah, it's about the issue #4818 at mame github (I don't have an account to write there). If you compile mame or mameui with the latest tools, the error message "GetTickCount64" appears in windows xp. However your build works, so it's because of that tools. I'm going to compile mameui64 with the updated tools to check the tomy handhelds bug. EDIT: Compiling with the latest MINGW GCC at mamedev the tomy handhelds now displays properly. I Suggest to compile MameUI32 with GCC 5.3.0 to keep compatibilty with XP, and MameUI64 with GCC 8.

Robbert, did you compile the build with the latest tools from mamedev?