Aley Keprt wrote: > Otherwise I will send you 0.81 version without AIR lib. As > usually I forgot to kame src backup.
Ok, was just curious. > What I mostly added, and is missing in your WinCoupe, is ZXS > emulation mode. I've added support for snapshot files, 3.5MHz > timing, etc. Many changes also apply to DOS only (audio/video > things, etc.) I hope I will have some time this week to add > 128k emulation, Er, hold on... SimCoupé is a SAM Coupé emulator, and Spectrum-only features don't belong in it. You can't just change the clock speed and the ROM and have it run as a good Spectrum emulator - the timing is all wrong, and there are many I/O differences between the two machines. SimCoupé only has as many Spectrum-compatible features as are present on the real SAM; if you want Spectrum emulation, why not use a Spectrum emulator!? Doing _decent_ Spectrum emulation in SimCoupé will introduce lots more compile-time and/or run-time checks and make the code more difficult to manage and/or slower. There are plenty of Spectrum emulators out there, so why don't you add your input recording etc. to one of those? > btw. Can somebody tell me what is real clock of ZXS 48k and > 128k? Is it 3.5MHz exactly, or is it some other values. I > would preffer if somebody can tell me number of T-states per > scanline, or T-states per frame (or both). The comp.sys.sinclair FAQ has all this info: see http://www.tjornov.dk/spectrum/faq/index.html or one of the various mirrors. > Hardware timer is required for good emulation. I don't know > how far NT can do it, but I am affraid that shit is not a > real DOS either, so I don't support ASCD for NT/2000. I gave it a go as your ASCD docs said it works on NT/2000, but I didn't manage it. If you're doing direct I/O access it won't work, and you'll get an exception for trying. > My other programs work perfectly on Win2k, especially my > progs fo Win9x. Even the ones accessing the real floppy drives? Si
