Releases: stardot/b-em
6809 2nd Processor
This release includes the Motorola 6809 as a 2nd processor using JGH's tube client. This can run the Flex OS. 64bit and 32bit Windows builds are provided.
With ROM Menu (Issue #77) Fixed.
This fixes the issues with the ROM menu not updating. Also, the release package now contains sensible default cmos files for those models that need them.
After Fixing Crash and Revs not Working
This fixes issues #82, a crash caused by being able to provoke the video code to write outside its bitmap and #83, palette corruption in revs due to one interlace field being too short.
Updated since yesterday to include Allegro 5.2.5 and the missing winpthreads DLL. Unlike previously, there are versions for 32 and 64 bit Windows.
Music 3000
This is a pre-release of the new Music 3000 emulation. It also includes the bug fix for Issue#71
Allegro 5 Port, Third Pre-release
This fixes issues 63 and 65 and introduces Disc/New and better joystick support. There are also other small fixes - see the git change log.
Allegro 5 Port, Second Pre-release
This is a second pre-release of the Allegro 5 port. Please test this and raise bugs. This pre-release also includes pre-built Linux packages - there is an Arch package and a Debian one (which I hope will install on Ubuntu and Mint).
Allegro5 Port, Early Preview, 2018-03-21
This is a windows build of the port of B-Em to Allegro 5. It is still a work in progress - there is a project to track that at https://github.com/stardot/b-em/projects/1 and issues can be raised on GitHub in the usual way.
General Pre-Release of Master, 2018-03-21
This is Windows build of the current master to pick up fixes to recent issues. It includes both NULA and the Music 2000/4000 emulation previously released separately.
B-Em with Music 2000 Midi Interface and Music 4000 Keyboard Emulation
This is a pre-release of a version of B-Em that emulates a Music 2000 MIDI interface to allow MIDI to be sent from AMPLE to any of three MIDI output ports as per Issue #36. This is based on the branch of B-Em that has the Music 4000 keyboard emulation which translates received events into key-presses on the emulated Music 4000.
This pre-release fixes a bug in the previous one where the names of MIDI devices as saved to the b-em.cfg file were corrupt.
If you fancy testing this, things to check out are:
- What happens if you have more than one MIDI output port? Does it correctly assign up to three Music 2000 ports to those?
- Does the Music 4000 emulation still work for you.
- Is tape loading still good? (the MIDI I/F uses 3x6850 ACIA and tape is the other major use of these).
You can also build for Linux - instructions are on the Wiki.
B-Em with Video NuLA including Mode 7
This is a pre-release to enable testing of the solution to #33, i.e. the implementation of the NuLA palette in Mode 7.
Compared to the previous release this attempts to emulate the real hardware when one attempt to remap the black colour. See Issue#33 and http://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=13464&start=30#p189040 and onwards for more info.