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Emu68 1.1 is a next step in evolution of Emu68 providing significant speed boost, faster boot times, better usage of JIT cache, big portion of bug fixing and code restructuring improving code maintenance. Below you will find short summary of most important changes or improvements. Probably there are some things which I forgot here, there were simply...
This is the (hopefully) last iteration of the Emu68 1.0.x series before moving on to 1.1 and beyond. It is a quick-fix release required for all Framethrower users running the classic PiStorm.
The unicam.resource generates a display list for the VideoCore chip. This display list is written directly into the MMIO area and therefore cannot be subject to E...
Emu68 1.0 marks the first stable release in the 1.0 series. Starting with this version, all users are encouraged to use only official releases. Nightly builds should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. Version 1.0 includes all the changes from RC1, RC2, and RC3, along with additional fixes and improvements.
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Emu68 1.0 Release Candidate 3 is the last RC before final 1.0 version. It contains all fixes from RC1 and RC2. Additionally it contains several changes and fixes improving performance of old games and demos:
The BlitWait option allows the user to force Emu68 to do more fine-grained waits before writting several blitter-sensitive registers. Normally, the software which is using blit...
Emu68 1.0 Release Candidate 2 contains all fixes from RC1. Additionally it contains two changes improving the support for old games and demos massively:
The instruction cache used for translation of m68k to aarch64 code as well as to verify already translated code has been improved. The writes to chip memory automatically invalidate it, there are less flushes of th...
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