MaxCoderz

I thought you might be interested in an interface to wabbitemu I built into a DLL. Call calc_draw(calc, HDC) and it will draw you a color calc screen with the nice pixel filter applied. Cool! Currently you can also send it files and press keys. Besides the obvious calc_mem_read and calc_mem_write fu...

Looks great, I see your mapper can arbitrarily animate tiles. Pretty slick.

You can tell at a glance which screenshots are PTI and which are Wabbitemu

I like it. Why stop there? 16 cases = $$$

These days, I think I'll stick with -funroll-loops. There my have been a time when these "manual C optimizations" where beneficial, but now they would just confuse your compiler.

An accurate core was our last barrier I think. TIOS relies heavily on the bit operations on index registers, once those were fixed it wasn't a problem. It's never satisfying to code for index registers. I can't think of a way to handle index registers in a z80 core that doesn't feel like a hack. The...

Ah very nice, I didn't know you modify the context menu items with registry alone. The "Build" menu option/verb is carried over from when it would just build the project and exit immediately (or remain open if there were any errors). That's what I was expecting. If you can separate the two...

Ohh, I finally found the example projects in the documents folder. Sorry about that.

When I use the shell extension to build it just opens up the compiler UI. I have to hit rebuild for it to generate the 8xp. This is OK, but isn't the behavior I was expecting.

Without the research done for PindurTI, we wouldn't have been able to make Wabbitemu.

We've also carried over many of Cobb's features, like integrated gif capture, drag-and-drop sending, and pixel textures. Even the default key layout.

Hats off to Cobb.

I figured I better give this a try, but I'm having a bit of trouble. In Windows Vista I see the shell extension for "Build" for the projects in Templates. When I click it, the Project Builder opens. If I hit rebuild or debug, this pops up ************** Exception Text ************** System...

I went the stdio way because I wanted something portable that’s still flexible enough. That's certainly the most portable interface. Inspired by your command-line interface, we almost went the stdout route for the Mac OS version of Wabbitemu, but with a couple of tweaks the core can neatly b...

Wabbitemu expands on a lot of PindurTI's features, it wouldn't be a bad idea to incorporate your source with it. You'd also get support for SE and 84+. The next version has many improvements over the first beta release. Perhaps supporting a modified version of Cobb's scripting would be a good idea. ...

You have to skip the rotations if your shift is zero. Maybe replace with something like this _RowLoop: PUSH BC ;SAVE BC (number of rows) LD B, C ;Copy SHIFT TO B LD C, (IX) ;Copy sprite index to C XOR A ;Clear 2nd byte CP B JR Z,_SkipShift _Shiftloop: SRL C ;shift C right RRA ;Catch carry to 2nd byt...

It would be a little like saying "Because you just criticized me, I'm going to stop working on Zelda forever." But I wouldn't do that, that would be silly.

Everybody gets criticism, it's something you have to learn to live with.

Alright fine, all #tcpa frequenters are banned from #revsoft. There is a #revsoft right?

On a more serious note, does it really seem fair to your faithful users to shut down your website for such a silly reason?

Looks good.

qarnos wrote:I have an 84+ these days, and it runs about 40-50fps on that

You can run and take screenshots of the 84+ in Wabbitemu, an emulator by me and Jim e. That might help you add to the wow factor for complex scenes.

http://www.revsoft.org/wabbitemu.zip

Jim e wrote:Wabbits just keep multiplying!!!

Clever