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records.append(record) return records
| Section | Size (bytes) | Purpose | |---------|--------------|---------| | | 64‑128 (variable) | Magic number, version, metadata, field map, and optional checksum. | | Data Records | N × RecordSize | One record per time‑step (e.g., one day). |
If you launch an arcade game inside RetroPie , Batocera, or standalone MAME, you may encounter a terminal crash stating: sp5001.bin
| Offset (bytes) | Length (bytes) | Field | Data Type | Meaning | |----------------|----------------|-------|-----------|---------| | 0 | 8 | | int64 (UNIX‑ms) | UTC time at which the record applies (usually market close). | | 8 | 8 | Open | double (IEEE‑754) | Opening price of the index for that day. | | 16 | 8 | High | double | Highest price reached during the day. | | 24 | 8 | Low | double | Lowest price reached during the day. | | 32 | 8 | Close | double | Closing price. | | 40 | 8 | AdjClose (optional) | double | Adjusted close (if Flags & 0x1 ). | | 48 | 8 | Volume (optional) | uint64 | Total traded volume (if Flags & 0x4 ). | | … | … | Custom | – | Additional fields can be appended; the header’s RecordSize tells you where the next record begins. |
If sp5001.bin is missing, you will see sp5001.bin NOT FOUND (tried in jvs13551 naomi) in the command line or via the Flycast emulator's UI. Without more information about the context in which "sp5001
I will output the feature file content wrapped in markdown code fences for easy copying.
+-------------------------------------------------------+ | sp5001.bin | +-------------------------------------------------------+ | [Bootloader Vectors] -> Initializes I/O chip paths | | [JVS Protocol Logic] -> Communicates with main system | | [Input Polling Map] -> Maps buttons, sticks, coins | +-------------------------------------------------------+ * Smithsonian Libraries
Discussions in arcade hardware forums reveal that the SP5001 I/O board exists in different revisions, usually marked as and SP5001-B on the physical board itself. These revisions have different compatibility profiles: