Nouvelle version pour cet \u00e9mulateur d’Atari 2600 dont voici les changements:<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n * Added ROM launcher. You can now exit a game and start playing another one * Because of the integrated GUI and ROM launcher, StellaX and KStella * Added an integrated debugger for game developers. This is currently * Added new sound subsystem, which is much faster and more accurate. * Added ZIP support. Stella can now open ROM’s compressed in zip * Added cartridge ‘frying’, thanks to Fred \u00ab\u00a0batari\u00a0\u00bb Quimby. This * Added ability to edit current ROM properties from directly within * Added initial support for using Stella in an ‘arcade-box’ * Reworked properties system to use both a system-wide ‘stella.pro’ and * Added support for cartridges with 3E bankswitching format.<\/p>\n * Added preliminary Cheat support.<\/p>\n * Added ‘Alt\/Shift-Cmd’ z, x, c, v, b, n keys to enable\/disable the * Added ‘Alt\/Shift-Cmd .’ key to disable all bits in the TIA.<\/p>\n * Added ‘Alt\/Shift-Cmd \/’ key to enable all bits in the TIA.<\/p>\n * Added ‘Alt\/Shift-Cmd g’ key to switch dynamically switch between * Added ‘Ctrl\/Cmd r’ key to reload the ROM currently being emulated.<\/p>\n * Added ‘Alt\/Shift-Cmd s’ key to merge the current game properties * Added ‘help’ commandline argument. Launching Stella from the * Added the following commandline arguments for developers: * Removed ‘mergeprops’ commandline argument, since there are now * Removed ‘hidecursor’ commandline argument. Stella will now * Fixed framerate when switching between NTSC and PAL modes. Stella * Added ‘configure’ support to the build process for both Linux and * Further consolidation and integration of SDL. This should lead to * Fixed some 64-bit issues. Stella now compiles and runs correctly <\/em><\/p>\n\n * Added integrated GUI. Stella is now a fully graphical application, and all
\n settings can be changed dynamically while the application is running. That
\n means the commandline is no longer required (but support is still there
\n for those who want to use it).<\/p>\n
\n from directly within Stella (you no longer have to quit Stella and
\n restart it).<\/p>\n
\n (the Windows and Linux frontends) have been discontinued. The OSX
\n port now uses the launcher as well.<\/p>\n
\n the first version of a debugger in Stella, but it’s already quite
\n usable.<\/p>\n
\n Related to this, added stereo sound output (used by some homebrew games).<\/p>\n
\n format.<\/p>\n
\n emulates the action of turning the power button on and off on a
\n real Atari, often resulting in some strange effects.<\/p>\n
\n Stella, which can then be saved directly into the ‘user.pro’ file.
\n So creating a properties entry for a new ROM can be done without
\n any external tools.<\/p>\n
\n environment without a keyboard. This consists of an in-game
\n menu for choosing common actions in Stella, as well as using the
\n joystick navigate the mouse pointer.<\/p>\n
\n a per-user ‘user.pro’ properties files. Changes made by the user
\n and stored in ‘user.pro’ are no longer erased when upgrading Stella.<\/p>\n
\n P0, P1, M0, M1, BL, PL bits in the TIA, respectively.<\/p>\n
\n software and OpenGL modes while Stella is running.<\/p>\n
\n into the properties file.<\/p>\n
\n commandline with no options now starts Stella in ROM launcher mode,
\n instead of showing help (as in previous versions).<\/p>\n
\n \u00ab\u00a0pro, type, ld, rd, tv, lc, rc, bc, format, xstart, ystart, width
\n height, cpu, hmove\u00a0\u00bb. Developers can consult the manual for
\n further details.<\/p>\n
\n dedicated keys to either save or merge game properties.<\/p>\n
\n automatically decide when to use this setting.<\/p>\n
\n now uses the correct framerate based on the format of the ROM,
\n in terms of both video and audio.<\/p>\n
\n Win32 (using MinGW). Developers can now use the familiar ‘configure;
\n make; make install’ commands to compile Stella.<\/p>\n
\n faster operation and a more consistent look for all ports.<\/p>\n
\n on AMD64 and PPC64 Linux systems.<\/h5>\n