Un très bon émulateur de Commodore Amiga, alternative du célèbre WinUAE.
New features
– support for RDB hardfiles was implemented; while creating a new hardfile from the WinFellow GUI still creates « plain » hardfiles, a Rigid Disk Block can be created using tools like HD Toolbox
– the default naming scheme for filesystem devices has been changed from DHx: to FSx: to avoid naming conflicts with existing RDB hardfiles
a 64 bit build is now provided; the NSIS installer will install either the 32 or 64 bit version depending on the operating system that is used
Bug fixes
– improved handling of hardware interrupts and blitter delays; fixes freezes that could occur during installation of Workbench in earlier 0.5.x versions
– fix wrong selection of render function after return from menu when application did not write to bplcon0 every frame; fixes garbled graphics in a Legend cracktro when returning from menu
– replaced alternating patterns for unmapped memory with proper random numbers
– CLR reads before write; fixes loading of Outrun and a fast-mem test in Last Ninja 2
– improve delay caused by logging in screen-mode enumeration (could amount to many seconds with multiple screens)
– running in an environment with very slow graphics framerate, like a VM, could cause a deadlock; set wait time after event reset to avoid race condition
– fix an issue where screenshots would occasionally not be taken in Direct3D graphics mode; this may also have impacted the ability to use Amiga Forever’s clipping editor
– fix an issue where applying a new model preset would leave multiple blitter radio buttons selected
Maintenance updates
– project files were updated to Visual Studio 2019 using the toolset v141_xp
– the February 2010 DirectX SDK dependency was eliminated
– IPF Access API files were updated to the latest version, and support for it was enabled in 64 bit builds
See the included file ChangeLog.txt for a full list of changes, including minor bug fixes which may not be listed above.
