AppleIIgs emulator for the Mac

Version 1.7.1 (August 18, 2006)

 

1. Holding down the option key while mounting 800K disk images now mounts them as CleverPort devices instead of as IWM floppy disks; this lets you mount lots of 3.5" disk images at once, which makes installing the system software, for example, incredibly easy.

 

2. Updated the URL in the documentation that's presented for where to go to download system disks.

 

3. Aliases to files now resolve correctly, so you can drop aliases to your disk images into the Disk Images folder, instead of moving the images themselves.

 

4. The Reset command in the Setup menu now works correctly.

 

5. Optimized more PowerPC code, resulting in a small additional performance boost over version 1.7.

 

6. Fixed a bug that prevented Recent Disks from mounting.

 

7. Items in the Eject submenu now display the name of the disk correctly; this broke in version 1.7 due to the UTF-8 change.

 

8. Ejecting a disk then inserting a new one now properly redraws the contents of the disks window if it's visible. Previously, it was possible for the contents of the window to become somewhat confused in this situation.

 

9. Fixed a bug that caused the mouse cursor to bounce around the screen when Default Folder X is installed. This also slightly improves the response performance of the mouse in Sweet16.

 

10. Fixed a couple of problems that caused crashes when clicking in the disks window under certain circumstances.

 

11. The Control-Command-M keyboard combination now properly issues the Mount Disk Image command.

 

12. Fixed a memory leak when initializing the Recent Disks menu.

 

13. Added a "Clear Recent Disks" command to the Recent Disks menu. This empties the recent disks list.

 

14. Fixed a bug that caused new DiskCopy 4.2 images to have invalid names in their DiskCopy 4.2 headers.

 

15. Fixed a bug that caused the progress window used when creating disk images or calculating the checksum on a DiskCopy 4.2 image to crash.

 

16. Fixed HTML markup problem in the documentation that made the instructions on copying the ROM from a IIgs unreadable.

 

17. Fixed the error dialog box that appears if you try to mount too many disks (or too many of a given type) so it actually contains text.

 

18. Fixed the "allow 14 MB" checkbox and the other controls in the Memory panel in the Preferences window to stay in sync properly.

 

19. Fixed the memory size preference so it resets to 8 MB if you turn off the "allow 14 MB" checkbox with the memory size set above 8 MB.

>> Get it HERE.

SMS/GG emulator for PSP

v0.0.6b:

- YM2413 speed optimizations.

- YM2413 bug fixed.

- Configure emulator keys menu.

- Use hardware aceleration to draw menu images.

- 32 bits color menu.

- Read menu images from PNG files instead of custom format.

- Fixed a bug that was stoping emulation.

- Save screen shots in PNG format instead of GIF.

 

v0.0.5:

- Sound volume option added.

- Improved script files and fixed a bug.

- Improved cheat files (one cheat can change multiple memory

addresses).

 

v0.0.4:

- Fixed a bug in draw text routine.

- Support for cheats.

- Menu improvements.

- In game screen messages.

- Faster render code (Assembly).

- Added bios mode.

- More speed optimizations.

- Fixed a bug in screen shot routine.

>> Get it HERE.

Snes emulator for the Nintendo Dual-Screen handheld.

Updated in line with SnezziBoy

>> Get it HERE.

Virtual MC-10 emulator.

The notes for this emulator are a bit confusing. The changelog for 0.69e is dated in May, and another note says it's version 0.70 !! Anyway this is what it says:

Here's Virtual MC-10 version 0.70. The high number indicates that it's fun, useful, and as good an MC-10 emulator as you'll find anywhere! Okay, so it's lacking in debugging features. Oh well!

 

An important feature in this version is Quicktype (from the file menu). This automatically types a text file. The best way to use this is to edit a BASIC program as a text file using NOTEPAD. Save it (from NOTEPAD). Then use Quicktype to load it into the Virtual MC-10. This is much easier than trying to type in a program on the Virtual MC-10 itself (although that can be done).

 

If you simply prefer to use the Virtual MC-10's keyboard, you can later use Quicktype. LLIST your program, then use NOTEPAD to extract your program from the printer output file. Save out the extracted program to another text file, and you can use the Quicktype feature to load that in.

 

May 2006

0.69e:

 

* Video is now confined to 4K. The highest resolution modes echo the first 4K.

* Util Paste.

* Loading of K7 multi cassette files (who cares? there aren't any).

* WAV->CAS logger

* Menus on full-screen (right mouse button toggles).

* Joystick is scanned in parallel with W A S Z and spacebar.

* ROM Hack fast I/O for cassette.

>> Get it HERE.