Vice USBSID-Pico fork

This is a fork of the official Vice svn-mirror and has built-in support for USBSID-Pico.
USBSID-Pico is a RPi Pico based board for interfacing one or two MOS SID chips and/or hardware SID emulators with your PC over USB.

Usage

Use -usreadmode 1 with to enable readmode for FPGASID, default is disabled.
Use -usaudiomode 1 to enable Stereo mode, default is Mono mode. Works on PCB v1.3 only!

   # Examples
   x64sc -usreadmode 1 -usaudiomode 1
   vsid -usreadmode 1 -usaudiomode 1

Optional tuning of write buffer and it's head->tail difference size

Buffer and difference size must always be a multiple of 8!
Use -usdiffsize 64 to set the head->tail difference size
Use -usbuffsize 8192 to set the buffer size

   # Examples
   x64sc -usdiffsize 64 -usbuffsize 512
   vsid -usdiffsize 64 -usbuffsize 512

Updates

I try to keep the repo in sync with the main Vice repo. See anything missing? Send me a message.

Releases

Updated builds can be found in the TAGS section and
Releases can be found in the RELEASES section.

Linux Building and installing

For building you can mostly follow the instructions in the Linux-GTK3-Howto
add --enable-usbsid to ./configure for USBSID-Pico support

Onliner for installing the dependencies

sudo apt install autoconf automake build-essential byacc flex xa65 gawk libgtk-3-dev texinfo texlive-fonts-recommended texlive-latex-extra dos2unix libpulse-dev libasound2-dev libglew-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libevdev-dev libpng-dev libgif-dev libpcap-dev libusb-1.0-0 libusb-1.0-0-dev libusb-dev libmpg123-dev libmp3lame-dev

For GTK3 Install these dependencies: ?? For SDL2 Install these dependencies: libsdl2-2.0-0 libsdl2-image-2.0-0 For SDL1 Install these dependencies: libsdl-image1.2

My build sequence for Linux

    # clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/LouDnl/Vice-USBSID.git
    cd Vice-USBSID

    # clone the driver
    git clone https://github.com/LouDnl/USBSID-Pico-driver.git

    # copy the driver files into the correct directory
    mkdir -p vice/src/lib/libusbsiddrv
    cd USBSID-Pico-driver
    cp README.md LICENSE USBSID* vice-makefile/Makefile.am ../vice/src/lib/libusbsiddrv/
    cd ..

    # create a build directory
    mkdir -p usbsid/{build,release/usr}
    export OUTDIR=$(pwd)/usbsid/release

    # generate configure and make files
    cd vice
    ./src/buildtools/genvicedate_h.sh
    ./autogen.sh

    # change to the build directory
    cd ../usbsid/build

    # depending on your preference add on of the
    # following sets to the configure command below
    # GTK3
       --enable-gtk3ui \
    # SDL2
       --enable-sdl2ui \
       --with-sdlsound \
    # SDL1
       --enable-sdl1ui \
       --with-sdlsound \

    # configure make with what you need
    ../../vice/configure \
       --prefix=/usr \
       --enable-option-checking=fatal \
       --enable-usbsid \
       --disable-arch \
       --disable-html-docs \
       --enable-cpuhistory \
       --enable-io-simulation \
       --enable-experimental-devices \
       --enable-x64-image \
       --enable-ethernet \
       --enable-midi \
       --disable-catweasel \
       --disable-hardsid \
       --with-pulse \
       --with-alsa \
       --with-fastsid \
       --with-gif \
       --with-lame \
       --with-libcurl \
       --with-libieee1284 \
       --with-mpg123 \
       --with-png \
       --with-resid

    # optional recording types
    --with-flac 
    --with-vorbis

    # optional config options
    --enable-debug
    --enable-debug-threads
    --enable-pdf-docs

    # run make
    make -j$(nproc) -s --no-print-directory
    # (OPTIONAL) Create installation files
    make DESTDIR=$OUTDIR install

    # start Vice
    # after first compile
    ./src/x64sc -directory ./data
    ./src/vsid -directory ./data
    # after first installation to current system
    ./src/x64sc
    ./src/vsid

    # Installation to current system
    sudo make install
    # Now you can run vice directly
    x64sc
    vsid
    # Optional commandline options
    -sidenginemodel usbsid  # enables USBSID (available in settings menu too)

Windows building (on linux) and creating a zip file with binaries

For building you can use the instructions in the Docker-Mingw32-build as guideline.
After installing docker follow the following steps to create win32 or win64 binaries.

    # clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/LouDnl/Vice-USBSID.git
    cd Vice-USBSID

    # clone the driver
    git clone https://github.com/LouDnl/USBSID-Pico-driver.git

    # copy the driver files into the correct directory
    mkdir -p vice/src/lib/libusbsiddrv
    cd USBSID-Pico-driver
    cp README.md LICENSE USBSID* vice-makefile/Makefile.am ../vice/src/lib/libusbsiddrv/
    cd ..

    # generate configure and make files
    cd vice
    ./src/buildtools/genvicedate_h.sh
    ./autogen.sh
    cd ..

    # copy the docker files to current directory 
    cp vice/build/mingw/docker/* .

    # creating the base docker container
    docker build --tag vice-buildcontainer:base .

    # choose win32 or win64
    ## for win32 rename the correct build script and create acontainer
    cp build-vice-usbsid-win32.sh build-vice.sh
    docker build --tag vice-buildcontainer:0.3 -f Dockerfile.usbsid-win32 .
    ## for win64 rename the correct build script and create acontainer
    cp build-vice-usbsid-win64.sh build-vice.sh
    docker build --tag vice-buildcontainer:0.3 -f Dockerfile.usbsid-win64 .

    # depending on the container type you created this will create a zip file in the current directory
    ./dock-run.sh $(pwd)