JKKDARK
March 2nd, 2008, 22:13
It's a Game Boy, game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance emulator for Windows.
The author Spacy (http://forums.ngemu.com/vba-m/100017-first-qt-build-no-emulation-yet.html) said:
Hi there. I just happened to have some free time, so I started to code on the Qt build. I start to really like Qt, because it is easy to code and I get to see results fast AND the build system kicks ass!
Get the binary from http://vba-m.ngemu.com/vbam/vbaotherbuilds/vba_qt_358.7z
bout this build:
* Compiled with MSVC++ 2008 Express
* Static Qt build
* Static C/C++ runtimes
* OpenGL enabled
* German translation available (remove the "lang" folder in order to see the english interface)
Of course translations will be optional and selectable later on. The Qt translation system is really great and flexible, so it won't take long until VBA-M got a bunch of translations.
This build is just for demonstration purposes, no emulation at all yet.
By the way, I would be glad about feedback on whether the .pro makefile compiles without changes on Linux with GCC.
The author Spacy (http://forums.ngemu.com/vba-m/100017-first-qt-build-no-emulation-yet.html) said:
Hi there. I just happened to have some free time, so I started to code on the Qt build. I start to really like Qt, because it is easy to code and I get to see results fast AND the build system kicks ass!
Get the binary from http://vba-m.ngemu.com/vbam/vbaotherbuilds/vba_qt_358.7z
bout this build:
* Compiled with MSVC++ 2008 Express
* Static Qt build
* Static C/C++ runtimes
* OpenGL enabled
* German translation available (remove the "lang" folder in order to see the english interface)
Of course translations will be optional and selectable later on. The Qt translation system is really great and flexible, so it won't take long until VBA-M got a bunch of translations.
This build is just for demonstration purposes, no emulation at all yet.
By the way, I would be glad about feedback on whether the .pro makefile compiles without changes on Linux with GCC.