File rpcemu.changes of Package rpcemu
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Sat Mar 18 05:47:33 UTC 2023 - Luigi Baldoni <aloisio@gmx.com>
- Update to version Version 0.9.4
* ARM
+ Performance gains on x86 and x64 dynamic recompiler.
+ Many of the instructions that were not accelerated on the
x64 architecture but were on x86 have now been implemented
on x64 BIC/MUL.
+ Refactoring of Dynamic Recompiler code.
+ Many bugfixes.
+ Accessing CP15 should only be permitted in privileged
modes.
* Network Address Translation
+ You can now configure ports to be forwarded between your
host network and RPCEmu. This allows you to host servers
under RPCEmu that can be accessed by other machines on
your network.
(Note, this still does not enable the use of ShareFS)
* Floppy Disc
+ Support HFE format floppy disc images. HFE disc images are
lower-level than ADF discs as they can also store the
information required for various copy protection systems.
Contributed by Sarah Walker.
* VIDC
+ If you are not using VRAM you can now use up to 4MB of RAM
for video modes.
* Other
+ Fix the crash on shutdown or reset of RISC OS 5. Based on
a suggestion from Rob Sprowson.
* GCC
+ Compiling with GCC 10 no longer needs a workaround for the
common symbols errors.
Version 0.9.3:
* 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.
- Drop rpmcemu-rpmlintrc
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Fri Nov 1 07:46:59 UTC 2019 - Luigi Baldoni <aloisio@gmx.com>
- Update to version 0.9.2 (see
http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/index.php#release_notes
for changelog)
- Refreshed rpcemu-config.patch
- Use upstream binary names
- Spec cleanup
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Wed Nov 23 15:36:45 UTC 2016 - aloisio@gmx.com
- Update to 0.8.15 (see
http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/index.php#release_notes
for changelog)
- Dropped rpcemu.dif and rpcemu-rpmlint.patch
- Spec cleanup
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Mon Dec 22 00:00:00 CET 2008 - uli@suse.d
- fixed rpmlint complaints for i386 code as well
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Thu Nov 27 00:00:00 CET 2008 - uli@suse.d
- update to 20081127svn:
- Use fixed border and correct window size calculation
- Added missing resource ids
- Implement sound under Linux
- If the rpcemu window becomes too small then the menubar can't be used.
(Sometimes the emulated system goes wrong somehow and ends up giving
rubbish to VIDC20.) This patch sets a minimum size for the window so you
can always see the menubar.
- rpcemu isn't very friendly if no roms can be found. This patch makes it
report the cause of errors better. It also warns of unsupported command
line options (that is, any options at all).
- HostFS now handles spaces in filenames
- fixed rpmlint complaints
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Wed Apr 30 00:00:00 CEST 2008 - uli@suse.d
- update to 20080430svn
- added sound output
- build both recompiler and interpreter
- changes to default config (sound, memory, blitting)
