Thanks for the new release. Seems to work great! On Sat, May 5, 2018 at 9:43 PM, Peter Howkins <[email protected]> wrote:
> A new version of RPCEmu is available, X.X.X > > http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/ > > The two major changes in version 0.9.0 compared to previous versions. > > * Changed to the Qt5 library for the GUI. Previously we used the Allegro > 4 > library and additional win32 code. > - The GUI is shared by all platforms, reducing maintenance work. > - The Linux/BSD builds gain the full GUI that previously was Windows > only. > - The full-screen mode should no longer crash. > - The full-screen mode uses software scaling. It will no longer resize > your > host OS desktop and it preserves the aspect ratio of the emulator > video > modes. > - The clock "drift" (where host and emulated clock move apart) should be > gone. As such we no longer enable the SyncClock module by default. > However > if this is causing you an issue please report it. > * Changed the threading model of the program so that the GUI is in a > separate > thread from the emulation of the machine. > - The most obvious change from this is that opening menus and configure > windows does not halt the emulation of the machine while you work with > them. > > Additional fixes in version 0.9.0 > > - Linux: Support being built as a position independent executable (PIE), > this > allows the 64-bit recompiler builds to work without modification on > Linux > distributions which compile all software as PIE by default (e.g. Ubuntu > 16.10 and later) > - Windows: HostFS date stamps should be correct regardless of Daylight > Savings Time flag. > - ARM Core: STM with store of R15 should vary with processor type (x86 > recompiler). > - ARM Core: STRT/STRBT with store of R15 should store same value as > STR/STRB. > - The mouse will work when changing between A7000 and RPC models without > having to rerun RPCEmu. > - In 'Follow host mouse' mode, enabled support for OS_Word 21,3 'Move > Mouse', > also supports BBC BASIC 'MOUSE TO'. > - In 'Follow host mouse' mode, the mouse should work correctly if you > change > to fullscreen, change RISC OS mode and leave fullscreen again. > - Clang compiler is now recognised when writing to the log file. > > A special thanks to the members of the RPCEmu mailing list who helped with > testing these wide-ranging changes. > > > Matthew Howkins > Peter Howkins > > _______________________________________________ > Rpcemu mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.riscos.info/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rpcemu >
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