breem - burger time emulator - by Dead_Body
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	just another emulator with the -eem from Dead_Body.  one night while playing mame, since i
had nothing else to do because my internet got turned off, i accidentally clicked on the btime
romset in mame32.  i played it a little bit, and was hooked, next thing i know its 5:00 in the
morning!  in my spare time at home, i looked thru the mame sources, and whipped up a little
file that had burger time hardware information (its called btimehw.txt in the same zip file
as the emulator).  the mame sources are very confusing to look thru, thats why i made the
little tech doc thing.  anyway, after a few weeks of programming, breem is finished.  it uses
my own 6502 core, a little modified because of the rom encryption crap. this is my first
released mfc program (my second program ive made with mfc, you wont see the first for a while
tho :P).  yeah its slow i know, but it runs fine on my computer.  if you feel like optimizing
it, go ahead.

zlib dudes, here is your thanks:
	breem proudly uses source code from wonderful zlib to uncompress zip files, thank you
Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler for kick ass zlib!

usage:
	just start up breem.exe and then goto the file menu, and click open.  select the .zip file
with the burger time roms, since a few other games use burger time-ish hardware, they are also
supported.  to see what all games breem supports, start it up and click view then click on rom
viewer options, which lists all the romsets that you can use.  right now just the clones of
burger time are supported, ill add the rest later on.  the .zip file must be named the same way
mame likes it named, if the zip file has a different name but the correct roms in it, then you
should rename it to the correct name (find out the correct name by looking at the spiffy rom
viewer and comparing the files in the zip with the files in rom viewers romset folder, did i
confuse you yet? :P).

parameters:
	breem can be told which romset to load, and where to load it on startup.  use the parameter
-roms to tell it the directory, and -romset to tell which romset to load.  example:

	c:\emu\arcade>breem.exe -roms c:\roms\arcade -romset btime

that line will load the romset c:\roms\arcade\btime.zip, you could also do:

	c:\emu\arcade>breem.exe -romset c:\roms\arcade\btime.zip

to also load the romset c:\roms\arcade\btime.zip

thanks:
	mame - i used its sources to gather up the info to make my emulator

license:
	the code has the gpl license, see copying.txt
