Robert Posted February 13, 2009 Share Posted February 13, 2009 Commodore 64 emulator. Translated from German by Google.- 100% of revised source code - Runs on Win2000/XP/Vista/Windows7 - Requires DirectX 7.0 and. Net Framework 2.0 - Several Emu64 can run simultaneously - Completely new sound engine (low latency under 10ms possible) Absolutely synchronous to the image (20ms already rich) - For the full-screen mode can now be used all modes of the System available - Full Screen button is no longer with "F12" but now with "AltGr + Return" - Floppy window now freely scalable - ZIP archive support in the floppy window - Now support G64 Image - Important settings menu - Select Set Rome - SID Change Type - Tooltips for Emu64 surface (small hints if you click on something remains) - Drag and drop files for C64 - Datasetten emulation (TAP) - Datasette can be made audible - F1 through F8 are now the real PC keyboard (not a "Shift + F1 to F2 more) - Assembler window is now freely scalable - Assembler source code can now be up to 10MB in size - Create a SID dumps, with its own player (Win32) - Debugger -> Register now changeable (decimal / hex / binary) - Debugger -> mini-assembler with autodetection - Debugger -> Switch between C64 and Floppy - Debugger -> Memory and change exportable - Debugger -> Breakpoints can now be linked - Floppy emulation is completely new - Freezing has been revised, and now works 100% - Emu64 may request the state to the end, and when you start reload - SID player from scratch, is now playing 99% of all the SID's Emulation Specific - Interrupt handling the revised CPU6510 - PHP bug -> Break flag is always set - JMP () bug -> eg JSR ($ 00FF) won the jump address from $ 0100 True, he is the address of the jump-$ 0000 must fetch. - NMI bug -> NMI only transition from high to low - Processor port emulation is now testing the test suite 2:15 - Status register bit 5 is always 1 - All 256 CPU commands pass the test of the Test Suite 2:15>> Get it HERE. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Agozer Posted February 14, 2009 Share Posted February 14, 2009 I must say, Google's German to English translator does its job rather well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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