> > > My only hit comes up as a PCB-info from 1998 where that wording was used. Not
> > > everything was known the moment MAME came into existence, so I'd have to assume
> > it's
> > > simply a case of inability to find documentation at the time.
> >
> > yeah sure, back then. But it shouldn't be there now and the OP seems to suggest it
> > is?
>
> Listing the driver one would assume he's talking about current source. It might be
> his source is outdated or he's looking at some old PCB-info writeup for it.
Indeed, I didn't verify current source when I wrote my reply... *puzzled*
[EDIT]
I got it, he's looking at MAWS!
http://maws.mameworld.info/maws/driverinfo/midwunit.c
Buddy, that's not our sourcecode. MAWS is drawing from MASH's olds PCBInfos pack to make that page. Also, MAWS is, while a good resource, technicaly "unofficial" and hasn't been updated in a good long period due to hard disk failure of the developer cutebutwrong.
Additionally, MASH's PCBInfos pack was discontinued *specifically* at the request of TheGuru, so while MAWS still incorporates that source, that package hasn't seen updates in many years. Nor does it need updates: everything known as far as PCB info should be in the source if necessary. Sadly, short of someone creating a new information resource or PCBInfo support being dropped in MAWS, this info won't be corrected.\
For the actual sourcecode, see here:
http://www.mamedev.org/source/src/mame/drivers/midwunit.c.html
- Stiletto
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