Un \u00e9mulateur de PC x86 dont voici les modifications depuis la derni\u00e8re version:<\/p>\n
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– The complete 8086 and 80186 instruction set is now implemented, and the trap flag now works.<\/em> <\/p>\n T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Fake86 v0.13.7.25 (354.4 Ko)<\/a><\/p>\n
\n – The CPU core is a pure interpreting engine, but is still fast enough to achieve 50-60 million instructions per second and beyond on modern CPU hardware. 60 million delivers performance on par with a high-end 486 or low-end Pentium! This is easily double Fake86’s previous performance capabilities. Even an old 400 MHz PowerPC G3 iMac running Linux is capable of more than 2 million instructions\/sec.<\/em>
\n – Video rendering is 200% to 400% faster, and is much more flexible with custom fixed resolutions, and optional smoothing using a custom algorithm I designed specifically to try making text modes look as good as possible when upscaled. (Disabled by default, use -smooth command line option to enable.)<\/em>
\n – Creative Labs Sound Blaster is now emulated, along with Adlib FM card and Disney Sound Source emulation.<\/em>
\n – The previously poor PC speaker emulation has been completely fixed.<\/em>
\n – The audio buffering system has been rewritten, and the frequent jittery artifacts are now gone.<\/em>
\n – Standard Microsoft-compatible serial mouse is now emulated on COM1.<\/em>
\n – Intel 8259 interrupt controller is emulated.<\/em>
\n – Intel 8253 programmable interval timer is emulated.<\/em>
\n – Intel 8237 DMA controller is emulated enough to fully support Sound Blaster functionality.<\/em>
\n – The CPU port I\/O emulation mechanism has been made fully modular with callback function registration, so that the emulated hardware configuration can be very easily changed for a customized compile.<\/em><\/p>\n