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Abdessamad Derraz 3011ee498e feat: record the build file behind a held pin
pin_frozen was prose, and no tool read the build file it cites, so a platform building another revision left the profile holding one nobody ships. pin_build records the platform, its repository, the revision read, the file, the variable and its value. check_freshness reads the file again where the platform's YAML now stands and reports STALE when the value moved. 36 of the 46 held profiles carry it, each value read from the build file at the platform's scraped revision. The other ten name no build file and are counted on one row: six RetroBat binary packages and four holds not tied to a platform build.
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emulator: RB5000
type: standalone + libretro
core_classification: official_port
source:
standalone: "https://gitlab.com/recalbox/packages/standalone/rb5000"
libretro: "https://gitlab.com/recalbox/packages/recalbox-cores/libretro-rb5000"
upstream: "https://gitlab.com/recalbox/packages/standalone/rb5000"
profiled_date: "2026-10-17"
source_commit:
standalone: "8c75a4b48a5222b0332d0508600f8ddc7ac1191c"
libretro: "7464996aa0cb1be77abf495dc901117e1af36e02"
pin_frozen: "Recalbox, the only platform that ships the standalone build, builds its tag v1.1 at this standalone revision (Recalbox package/rb5000/rb5000.mk:7). Later commits are not part of that build. The libretro pin is the HEAD of libretro-rb5000."
pin_build:
- platform: recalbox
repo: "https://gitlab.com/recalbox/recalbox"
revision: "10.1.1"
path: "package/rb5000/rb5000.mk"
variable: RB5000_VERSION
value: "v1.1"
core_version:
standalone: "v1.1"
libretro: "v0.9"
version_basis:
standalone:
kind: tag
tag: "v1.1"
distance: 0
libretro:
kind: tag
tag: "v0.9"
distance: 0
display_name: "Philips - VG 5000 (RB5000)"
cores:
- "rb5000"
systems:
- "philips-vg5k"
notes: |
Philips VG 5000 emulator by Recalbox, a C++ fork of Daniel Coulom's
DCVG5K v2. The standalone build and the libretro core live in
two repositories and share the same Engine.
The 16 KB system ROM is not a file. It is encoded in the
Video::sPixels image table compiled into the binary, one ROM bit per
entry as bit 0 XOR bit 5 (ref: source/Data.cpp:2). The Engine
constructor copies that table into sMirror (ref: source/Engine.cpp:54)
and Z80ReadW() rebuilds each ROM byte from eight table entries the
first time the CPU reads it, caching it in mMemory
(ref: source/Engine.cpp:379-389). The libretro core carries the same
table and decoder.
The libretro core can map a user cartridge file over 0x0000-0x3FFF
when one is configured (ref: source/Engine.cpp:302-316), and that file is
content. The on-screen display font is an Ubuntu TTF from the host
system fonts directory (ref: source/Video.cpp:90-92).
exclusion_note: "VG 5000 system ROM is encoded in a compiled-in image table and decoded on first access, so no file is read"
files: []