{"id":67002,"date":"2021-03-31T22:53:00","date_gmt":"2021-03-31T21:53:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=67002"},"modified":"2021-04-01T11:17:45","modified_gmt":"2021-04-01T10:17:45","slug":"consoles-de-salon-ares-v119","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=67002","title":{"rendered":"[Consoles de salon] Ares v119"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cr\u00e9\u00e9 par Near (ex byuu), Ares est un \u00e9mulateur multi-syst\u00e8mes dont le d\u00e9veloppement a commenc\u00e9 le 14 octobre 2004. C’est un descendant de higan et bsnes. Il se concentre sur la pr\u00e9cision et la pr\u00e9servation.
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\nAres \u00e9mule les 29 machines suivantes:
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\n– Famicom + Famicom Disk System
\n– Super Famicom + Super Game Boy
\n– Nintendo 64
\n– Game Boy + Game Boy Color
\n– Game Boy Advance + Game Boy Player
\n– SG-1000 + SC-3000
\n– Master System + Game Gear
\n– Mega Drive + Mega 32X + Mega CD
\n– Playstation
\n– PC Engine + PC Engine CD + SuperGrafx
\n– MSX + MSX2
\n– ColecoVision
\n– Neo Geo Pocket + Neo Geo Pocket Color
\n– WonderSwan + WonderSwan Color + SwanCrystal + Pocket Challenge V2
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A noter qu’un pack de shaders est disponible ici<\/a>.
\nDes packs MSU-1 sont disponibles ici<\/a>.<\/p>\n

 
\nVoici les informations depuis la derni\u00e8re version d’ares:
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I’m releasing ares v119 today, which includes very preliminary Sega 32X emulation support. Compatibility is currently at around 50%<\/a> with the dynamic recompiler, probably closer to 75% with the cached interpreter, and since the system requirements were a bit too steep (on account of my Mega Drive core being cycle\/dot-accurate), I downclocked the SH2s a bit until I can speed up the emulator more. You’ll currently need about a Ryzen 5 2600 to hit 60fps reliably. With the underclock, my Ryzen 7 5800X hits 120fps, and without it, 85fps.
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Although the compatibility for the new 32X core is a bit low, this is mostly due to pesky CPU bugs. The accuracy is quite high and I’ve emulated as much of the 32X and SH7604 peripheral functions as possible. I pass all 161 tests from the Mars Check Program. It should not take much more work to reach 98% compatibility in the future. Sega CD 32X emulation support is present, but is likely not functional, as I haven’t tested it yet.
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Other major features in this release include Sega SVP support for Virtua Racing, plus improved Nintendo 64, Mega Drive, and Mega CD emulation compatibility.
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I’m going to start working on Sega Saturn emulation now, while Luke Usher works on Neo Geo emulation.<\/strong> No promises as to when or if these cores will become playable, I’m just giving you all a heads up since you’ll see the skeletons for these systems in the source code now.<\/em>
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– Nintendo 64: improved Expansion Pak detection
\n– Nintendo 64: fixed swapped L and R buttons [simer]
\n– Nintendo 64: emulated the RST bit for gamepads
\n– ruby: added library detection support for the Linux and BSD targets
\n– lucia: gained support for game paks (custom file dialog only)
\n– Super Famicom: added support for Super Game Boy, Sufami Turbo, and BS Memory packs
\n– hiro: made SourceEdit optional for gtk2 and gtk3 targets (disabled for ares)
\n– Nintendo 64: emulated 2048-byte EEPROM identifier and transfer protocol
\n– Super Famicom: corrected ppu-performance widths table indexing to consider overscan
\n– Mega CD: fixed a bug in register $ff8003; allows Popful Mail to boot [TascoDLX]
\n– Mega Drive: fixed a bug with 256-width video modes
\n– Mega Drive: improved VDP DMA emulation which should fix many games
\n– Mega Drive: added SVP emulation
\n– Mega Drive: added 32X emulation
\n– Mega CD: fixed a bit-masking bug in register $ff8004; fixes Radical Rex [TascoDLX]
\n– Nintendo 64: fixed C implementation of RSP VMACU instruction
\n– Nintendo 64: use correct NTSC and PAL PIF ROM images based on the region
\n– Mega Drive: fixed reset logic, Z80 interrupt timing + prefix timing + bus control [TascoDLX]
\n– Mega CD: fixed word RAM access and CDC DMA word RAM transfers [TascoDLX]
\n– Nintendo 64: improved RSP VMOV emulation [Rasky]
\n– Nintendo 64: fixed RSP DMEM DMA alignment (&~7, not &~3) [Rasky]
\n– Nintendo 64: upgraded to the latest version of ParaLLEl-RDP
\n– nall: greatly expanded recompiler\/amd64’s supported intrinsics
\n– mia: substantial refactoring around a new virtual filesystem implementation from nall<\/em><\/p>\n

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T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Ares (32 bits) v114 (3.3 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Ares (64 bits) v147 (56.0 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

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