Stella est un \u00e9mulateur Atari VCS 2600 multi-platforme, releas\u00e9 sous licence GPL. A la base le projet a \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9velopp\u00e9 pour Linux par Bradford W. Mott, cependant de nombreuses personnes ont rejoint l’\u00e9quipe de d\u00e9veloppement pour porter Stella sur diff\u00e9rents syst\u00e8me d’exploitation comme AcornOS, AmigaOS, DOS, FreeBSD, IRIX, Linux, GP2X, OS\/2, MacOS, Unix, et Windows (ouf!).<\/p>\n
– Introduced more accurate timing for NTSC vs. PAL modes, where the – Added ability to see the current number of scanlines and corresponding – Modified ‘-framerate’ commandline argument, where a non-zero value – Added ‘-timing’ commandline argument, which sets the type of waiting – Fixed issue with debugger disassembly and mirrored $40 TIA write – Fixed issue in AtariVox and SaveKey controllers where accessing the – Changed AtariVox and SaveKey EEPROM emulation to default to $FF for – Fixed regression in cart auto-detection logic; some F6 ROMs were being – Fixed issue with M6532\/RIOT timer initialization; it was causing some – Fixed bug in CommandMenu where console buttons (Select, Reset, etc)
\n framerate is based on the number of scanlines per frame. This should
\n eliminate ‘clicking’ sounds when emulating ROMs that don’t follow
\n the exact NTSC or PAL scanline specs.<\/p>\n
\n framerate to the TIA emulation. This can be set with the ‘-stats’
\n commandline argument, or dynamically turned on and off with the
\n ‘Alt-l’ key combo.<\/p>\n
\n overrides the automatic framerate calculation (based on number of
\n scanlines). Setting ‘framerate’ to zero re-enables auto-frame
\n calculation. Also, re-enabled changing the framerate from within the
\n UI.<\/p>\n
\n between processing frames. Setting it to ‘sleep’ emulates the
\n previous behaviour in Stella; setting it to ‘busy’ emulates z26,
\n and can in some cases eliminate screen tearing (at the expense of
\n using all available CPU time).<\/p>\n
\n addresses. They were actually defined at $30, and generating incorrect
\n labels.<\/p>\n
\n EEPROM sometimes failed after the first write.<\/p>\n
\n a blank EEPROM.<\/p>\n
\n misdetected as E7.<\/p>\n
\n ROMs to hang (most notably Summer Games). Related to this, reworked
\n the built-in random number generator to generate ‘more’ random numbers.<\/p>\n
\n weren’t doing anything.<\/em><\/p>\n\n