> Hi guys,
>
> How are things? I hope you are all well. Pls, I don't understand why MAME programmers
> don't allow to SELECTIVELY ACTIVATE certain improvements, such as reductions in read
> and access times of optical and floppy drives of consoles and microcomputers. As an
> OPTIONAL complement to the much needed fidelity and accuracy in emulation. For
> example an FPGA device allows optional enhancements to be added and is welcomed by
> the community. Many users modify their original consoles to improve them. It is not
> understood.
>
> I would appreciate any clarification.
>
> THANKS IN ADVANCE.
You just asked the exact same question with the exact same post with the exact same words over on mamedev.org [1], so I'll give you the exact same response here, that you got there:
TL;DR
That is not the way it originally worked.
DISCLAIMER: I am not a MAME Dev.
[1]
https://forum.mamedev.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=794
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