dumpgame —
extract rom set information from ckmame database
dumpgame |
{-b |
--brief}
[{-D dbfile |
--rom-db
dbfile}] [game] |
dumpgame |
-c |
--checksum
[{-D dbfile |
--db dbfile}]
checksum [...] |
dumpgame |
[-hV]
[--all-sets]
[--dats]
[--detector]
[--disks]
[--games]
[--hash-types]
[--help]
[--list-sets]
[--set
pattern]
[--summary]
[--version] |
dumpgame extracts rom set information from a
ckmame(1) database.
dumpgame can also find roms matching a particular
checksum.
dumpgame supports the following
options:
--all-sets- Do the action for all configured sets.
-b,
--brief- Use brief mode: don't output ROM and disk information.
-c,
--checksum- Look for a ROM or disk by checksum (instead of the default behaviour to
look for a game by name).
-D
dbfile,
--rom-db
dbfile- Use database dbfile instead of the default
“mame.db”.
--dats- Names of the datfiles used for creating the database, and their
descriptions.
--detector- Name and version of the CMPro XML header skip detector used (if any).
--disks- List names of all disks in the database.
--games- List names of all games in the database.
--hash-types- Types of checksums used (crc, md5, sha1). One line each for roms and
disks.
-h,
--help- Display a short help message.
--list-sets- List all configured sets.
--set
pattern- Run
dumpgame for all sets matching
pattern.
--summary- List some statistics about the contents of the database.
-V,
--version- Display program name and version number.
MAMEDB- Location for the database file. Can be overridden with the
-D option. Defaults to
“mame.db”.
Display rom information for the game “pacman”:
dumpgame
pacman
Display all roms matching the checksum “c1e6ab10”:
dumpgame -c
c1e6ab10
