wraggster
April 14th, 2010, 23:31
News via http://emu-russia.net/en/
Super Nintendo emulator has been updated recently. Changes:
- The most important change in this release is the cycle-based PPU renderer; but due to performance reasons the scanline-based renderer remains the default in the Windows binary. If you want to try out the cycle-based renderer, you will need to compile from source for now.
- Another major change is the introduction of libsnes, which allows one to build bsnes as a shared library that can be used from other programming languages. It is intended both to create a regression testing framework, and to provide API stability for the various projects that use the bsnes core. While I can't guarantee the API to libsnes won't change, I will properly revision it and do everything I can to avoid changing it if possible.
http://byuu.org
Super Nintendo emulator has been updated recently. Changes:
- The most important change in this release is the cycle-based PPU renderer; but due to performance reasons the scanline-based renderer remains the default in the Windows binary. If you want to try out the cycle-based renderer, you will need to compile from source for now.
- Another major change is the introduction of libsnes, which allows one to build bsnes as a shared library that can be used from other programming languages. It is intended both to create a regression testing framework, and to provide API stability for the various projects that use the bsnes core. While I can't guarantee the API to libsnes won't change, I will properly revision it and do everything I can to avoid changing it if possible.
http://byuu.org