{"id":67778,"date":"2021-06-23T08:57:10","date_gmt":"2021-06-23T07:57:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=67778"},"modified":"2021-06-23T08:57:10","modified_gmt":"2021-06-23T07:57:10","slug":"ordi-xm6-pro-68k-release-31-210620","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=67778","title":{"rendered":"[Ordi.] XM6 Pro-68k Release 31 (210620)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cet \u00e9mulateur est \u00e9galement le plus complet des outils de d\u00e9veloppements X68000 existant aujourd’hui. Il s’agit d’un fork de l’\u00e9mulateur XM6 v2.05 de PI avec une pl\u00e9thore de nouvelles fonctionnalit\u00e9s. Les changements sont pour la plupart li\u00e9s \u00e0 l’interface utilisateur et un accent a \u00e9t\u00e9 mis sur le d\u00e9veloppement et les fonctions de d\u00e9bogage plut\u00f4t que sur l’exactitude de l’\u00e9mulation, cependant il y a suffisamment d’am\u00e9liorations pour qu’il soit recommand\u00e9 d’utiliser cette version plut\u00f4t que XM6 v2.06 finale.
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\nLes changements:
\n 
\n– Alt-Backspace can be used to cycle through sequentially numbered state files.
\nFor example, if state file \u00ab\u00a0Example – 123.XM6\u00a0\u00bb is active, it will load the
\nfirst file with a lower sequence number within the same directory. Hold Shift
\nto cycle forward instead. At the end of the sequence, it will attempt to load
\na state file with the base name: \u00ab\u00a0Example.XM6\u00a0\u00bb. State files with sequential
\nnumbers are generated automatically with the Save Quick command (Alt-S).<\/p>\n

– The basic Atari-compatible joystick type now includes a third button which
\nis equivalent to pressing A and B simultaneously (sometimes called Button C).<\/p>\n

– The extended Atari-compatible joystick type now has some unofficial additional
\nbutton inputs mapped to the non-existent buttons numbered five through eight.
\nThey are: A + B (5 and 6), U + D (7), and L + R (8). The latter two are simply
\nduplicates of the usual SELECT and START buttons.<\/p>\n

– Most of the shortcuts that open submenus of the main menu bar (Alt-F, etc.)
\nnow also work even if the menu bar is not visible (as in full-screen mode).<\/p>\n

– A small number of unobtrusive default menu items have been added such that,
\nfor example, one can now double-click the Tools menu to open the Options dialog.<\/p>\n

– The Make Floppy Disk command now tries to select the mount drive automatically.
\nTIP: You can press ‘0’ or ‘1’ to easily set the mount drive during the dialog.<\/p>\n

– Most address dialogs now accept relative numbers if prefixed with ‘+’ or ‘-‘.<\/p>\n

– Disassembly and memory windows now accept single addresses from the clipboard.<\/p>\n

– The breakpoints window now accepts multiple addresses from the clipboard.<\/p>\n

– Changed the way the end address for Save Disassembly is specified. It can now
\nbe either the size (up to $10000) or the actual end address (inclusive).<\/p>\n

– Reduced the executable size by removing redundant resources.<\/p>\n

– Added new submenus that provide easy access to any relevant files in the local
\ndirectory. For example, after inserting a floppy disk image, you can open the
\n\u00ab\u00a0Nearby Images\u00a0\u00bb submenu under each of the Floppy Drive menus to select any
\nother floppy disk images within the same directory. This may be faster and
\nmore convenient than using a file dialog or the Send To menu.<\/p>\n

– Another example involves state files: although the history list will show up to
\nnine recently used state files, it is not sufficient for reviewing large sets
\nof older files that are no longer present on the MRU list. But if you open any
\nstate file and then select the \u00ab\u00a0Nearby\u00a0\u00bb submenu under the File menu, you can
\naccess a practically unlimited number of state files in the same directory.<\/p>\n

– This concept was generalized to create the File Browser submenu, which provides
\na menu-based interface for moving throughout the file system, showing all of
\nthe relevant files in a particular directory. The Current Directory menu item
\nwill rescan the directory, which is useful if files were added or removed.<\/p>\n

NOTE: This feature has no impact on performance unless you first open one of
\n the relevant submenus. The directory will only be scanned the first time the
\n menus are built, so subsequently opening menus will have no delays whatsoever.
\n (Opening after changing the directory will cause them to be rebuilt, however.)<\/p>\n

In summary, if you are the type who is prone to fret about disk\/memory impacts,
\n (which are pretty minor even for directories with thousands of relevant files)
\n simply avoid opening these new submenus and stop worrying. (Note that building
\n the menus should be gentler on your system than opening a file dialog anyway.)
\n <\/p>\n

Bug fixes:<\/strong>
\n– Inserting five or more images via the command line (including the Send To menu)
\nwas causing crashes.<\/p>\n

– Alt-Space no longer opens the system menu of the main window if either of the
\nAlt keys are mapped to X68000 keys (as in Game Mode).<\/p>\n

– Certain 2HDE format disk images were not being identified correctly.<\/p>\n

– Additional FDD problems were corrected through original research.<\/p>\n

– Fixed a few problems related to files with ampersands in the name.<\/p>\n

– Fixed a few problems related to case sensitivity in file names.<\/p>\n

– The new Save History option was not compatible with option Resume State File.<\/p>\n

– The \u00ab\u00a0default directory\u00a0\u00bb (basically the program’s current directory) was always
\nbeing written to the configuration file even if its Resume setting was disabled.
\nIt was also not included in the Clear History command and Save History setting.<\/p>\n

– The Clear History command now clears most paths, excluding those corresponding
\nto any currently configured SASI\/SCSI drives.<\/p>\n

– If the user did not type an extension in the save dialog when creating a new
\nfloppy disk, no warning would be issued if the automatically appended extension
\nresulted in a file name that corresponded to an existing file.<\/p>\n

– The \u00ab\u00a0default directory\u00a0\u00bb was not being set correctly for directories as images.<\/p>\n

– The memory window couldn’t modify 16-bit or 32-bit quantities at odd addresses.<\/p>\n

The breakpoints window was accepting odd addresses.<\/p>\n

– Delta files for images built from a directory are now simply discarded if the
\ndirectory has changed since the delta file was created. Previously one would
\nget an annoying message, but such delta files are of low value anyway.<\/em><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

T\u00e9l\u00e9charger XM6 Pro-68k Release 74 (260101) (4.5 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

Site Officiel<\/a><\/p>\n

En savoir plus…<\/a><\/p>\n

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