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Abdessamad Derraz 11da070128 chore: recale the profile refs onto their pins
Upstream moved under 145 profiles: 679 refs shifted and 452 followed a
renamed file, against 6,483 that still anchor where they were written.
The recale rewrites the located ranges only, keeping the annotations and
the sentences that carry them, and 106 pins advance in the same commit
because refs and source_commit name one revision or the profile
describes two at once.

Nothing here was guessed. The 183 refs that are CHANGED, GONE or
AMBIGUOUS are untouched, and the 57 profiles holding them keep their old
pin until someone reads the diff: profile_sync refuses to recale a
profile while any of its refs needs a re-read. trident kept its pin too,
its annotated ref being one the writer will not rewrite.
2026-09-04 14:41:44 +02:00

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emulator: x16emu
type: standalone
upstream: "https://github.com/X16Community/x16-emulator"
profiled_date: "2026-03-26"
source_commit: "77f2bab332e24c5456f9844a6c7ddd203f6198e6"
core_version: "r50"
display_name: "Commander X16 (x16emu)"
cores:
- x16emu
systems:
- commanderx16
notes: |
Standalone emulator for the Commander X16 retro computer by Michael Steil.
65C02/65C816 CPU, VERA video, YM2151+PSG audio, SD card, cartridge support.
System ROM built separately from the x16-rom repo (KERNAL + BASIC + DOS,
32 banks x 16 KB = 512 KB). Emulator and ROM versions must match.
Batocera configgen (x16emuGenerator.py) passes -rom /userdata/bios/commanderx16/rom.bin.
Also sets -ram 2048, -rtc, and scale/quality/widescreen per user config.
files:
- name: rom.bin
path: commanderx16/rom.bin
required: true
size: 524288
description: "Commander X16 system ROM (KERNAL, BASIC, DOS, charset)"
source_ref: "src/main.c:602, 626, 1163, src/glue.h:24"
note: >
Default filename "rom.bin", loaded from executable directory or via -rom flag.
ROM_SIZE = NUM_ROM_BANKS(32) * 16384 = 524288 bytes. exit(1) if file not found.
Built from x16-rom repo (open source, derived from C64 KERNAL/BASIC).