Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the moment, but it does aim to emulate all
the hardware correctly.
Malcolm
I've downloaded this and the sheer number of files makes its name
appropriate.
It claims to support QL alright, but in the
Hi Dilwyn
Yes it is big! I wrote a few drivers for MAME which MESS is a
derivative. It was very easy to remove
unwanted drivers and recompile. To use first download the mess0125b.zip
binaries and unzip it. You should
place the QL ROM's in the roms subdirectory, but I found I could only
get
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Hi,
If this does get sorted, and has the right potential, then maybe it
could be made available on a CDROM at some time.
Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the
Yes it is big! I wrote a few drivers for MAME which MESS is a derivative.
It was very easy to remove
unwanted drivers and recompile. To use first download the mess0125b.zip
binaries and unzip it. You should
place the QL ROM's in the roms subdirectory, but I found I could only get
the emulator
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I look forward to trying out the 68040 version when you've got it
working, Malcolm ;-))
Hmm, I've yet to compile the original yet. Has anyone got hardware info
on the Gold card
such as memory maps?
Malcolm
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QL-Users
EightyOne is on the right way to emulate QL. According to the author -
it does nothing at the moment, but you could see that it has some
support. See: http://www.aptanet.org/eightyone/
I am a bit sceptical about MESS emulating ULA memory contention
correctly... let's see who will first make
