A new version of RPCEmu is available, 0.9.3
http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/
Changes in this build
- Easy-Start bundles
- Two ROM/Disc Image sets are now available to make setting up RPCEmu as simple as possible. both are configured with networking by default.
- RISC OS Direct, a version of the RISC OS 5 based distribution with many extras, ideal for running recent applications
- RISC OS 3.71, an older '26-bit' version of RISC OS, ideal for running 'classic' applications.
- Both are pre-setup with a large number of applications, tools, and both ship with !Store and PackMan package managers for installing more.
- ARM
- Correct several issues related to the MSR instruction
- Correct several instruction decoding issues
- Generate undefined instruction exceptions in the correct places of the instruction set
- Implement ARMv4 (StrongARM) Load store extensions
- Make ARMv4 extensions only available when configured as ARMv4
- Floppy Discs
- We now support loading of DOS and Atari 360KB (.img) disc images into the floppy drives.
- Other fixes
- Settings files and CMOS ram files are saved as changes are made to them, so these settings are retained even if the program is closed abnormally.
Matthew Howkins
Peter Howkins
http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/
Changes in this build
- Easy-Start bundles
- Two ROM/Disc Image sets are now available to make setting up RPCEmu as simple as possible. both are configured with networking by default.
- RISC OS Direct, a version of the RISC OS 5 based distribution with many extras, ideal for running recent applications
- RISC OS 3.71, an older '26-bit' version of RISC OS, ideal for running 'classic' applications.
- Both are pre-setup with a large number of applications, tools, and both ship with !Store and PackMan package managers for installing more.
- ARM
- Correct several issues related to the MSR instruction
- Correct several instruction decoding issues
- Generate undefined instruction exceptions in the correct places of the instruction set
- Implement ARMv4 (StrongARM) Load store extensions
- Make ARMv4 extensions only available when configured as ARMv4
- Floppy Discs
- We now support loading of DOS and Atari 360KB (.img) disc images into the floppy drives.
- Other fixes
- Settings files and CMOS ram files are saved as changes are made to them, so these settings are retained even if the program is closed abnormally.
Matthew Howkins
Peter Howkins
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