{"id":70337,"date":"2022-03-03T14:17:32","date_gmt":"2022-03-03T13:17:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=70337"},"modified":"2022-03-03T15:35:00","modified_gmt":"2022-03-03T14:35:00","slug":"consoles-de-salon-ares-v127","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=70337","title":{"rendered":"[Consoles de salon] Ares v127"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cr\u00e9\u00e9 par Near (ex byuu) et continu\u00e9 par Luke Usher (PolyBlast<\/a> \/ CxBx-Reloaded<\/a>) et d’autres, 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.
\n 
\n\"\"<\/a>
\n 
\nAres \u00e9mule les 30 machines suivantes:
\n 
\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– Neo Geo AES
\n– WonderSwan + WonderSwan Color + SwanCrystal + Pocket Challenge V2
\n <\/p>\n

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:
\n <\/p>\n

ares v127 brings significant improvements to Mega Drive and Nintendo 64
\nemulation, as well as improvements to NES \/ Famicom and SNES \/ Super Famicom.
\n 
\nOther than the usual emulation improvements, there have been the following notable
\nchanges:
\n 
\nApple Silicon Support<\/strong><\/p>\n

ares v127 fixes the recompiler for aarch64 architecture, meaning that it is now
\npossible to create Apple Silicon\/M1 native builds, without relying on Rosetta
\nand without losing support for the high performance JIT recompilers.
\n 
\nIn order to be Apple Silicon Native, it is currently required to compile ares
\nfrom source code as automated builds have not yet been configured, but users
\nwho wish to do so will no longer lose functionality or suffer poor performance
\nas a result.
\n 
\nMAME RDP<\/strong><\/p>\n

ares’s Nintendo 64 core uses paraLLEl-RDP by default; this brings fast and
\naccurate RDP emulation as long as Vulkan is present on the users machine; this
\nmeant that Nintendo 64 emulation was completely broken for all configurations
\nwithout Vulkan support, including macOS.
\n 
\nares v127 adds support for MAME’s RDP implementation as a fallback, allowing
\nNintendo 64 emulation to be used when Vulkan is not present. This is handled
\nautomatically, however, a new option has been added to video settings to allow
\nVulkan support to be toggled, giving all users the ability to test the MAME
\nRDP, if they wish to do so.
\n 
\nAlthough MAME RDP is now an option, paraLLEl-RDP is still the recommended
\nchoice, for both performance and accuracy.
\n 
\nPixel Accuracy Mode<\/strong><\/p>\n

ares has contains two implementations of some of our emulated hardware; one
\noptimised for performance, and another optimised for accuracy.
\nHistorically, the choice of which path to use has never been exposed to the
\nuser; higan always used the ‘accurate’ profiles, with ares always opting for
\nthe ‘performance’ profiles; any user wishing to change this would be required
\nto compile ares themselves from source.
\n 
\nAs of ares v127, we now provide a new option in the emulator settings: \u00ab\u00a0Pixel
\nAccuracy\u00a0\u00bb; when this is enabled, any emulator core that supports a pixel
\naccurate mode will use it.
\n 
\nFor 99% of games, the default fast profiles will be sufficient, but enabling
\n\u00ab\u00a0Pixel Accuracy\u00a0\u00bb allows games that require mid-scanline effects, such as the
\ninfamous \u00ab\u00a0Air Strike Patrol\u00a0\u00bb to function properly.
\n 
\nThe following systems are currently support the Pixel Accuracy setting:
\n 
\nNEC – PC-Engine \/ TurboGrafx
\nNintendo – Super Famicom \/ SNES
\n <\/p>\n

Changelog:
\n 
\n– desktop-ui: hook up pc-engine 6-button pads to virtual pads [Luke Usher]
\n– desktop-ui: implement frame advance [Luke Usher]
\n– fc: add bus conflicts to cnrom [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: check for ram on mmc1 [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: check if ram exists on mmc3 [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: clear oam address on each scanline [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: improve mmc3 irq behavior [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: improve ppu skipped clock timing [encoded-byte]
\n– fc: use hkrom for mmc6 [encoded-byte]
\n– m68000: allow recovery from zero divide [TascoDLX]
\n– m68000: reimplement DBcc instruction with correct timing[TascoDLX]
\n– md: A few fixes to SRAM save game [rasky]
\n– md: correct overscan \/ output when display is off [TascoDLX]
\n– md: correct reads of CRAM and VSRAM [rasky]
\n– md: detect region ‘K’ as NTSC-J [invertego]
\n– md: fix APU port in [rasky]
\n– md: fix debug register sprite masking [rasky]
\n– md: fix high bits in control port read [rasky]
\n– md: fix misaligned reads from VRAM [rasky]
\n– md: fix register masked write in mode5 [rasky]
\n– md: fix vblank bit toggling horizontal timing [rasky]
\n– md: fix VSRAM out of bound accesses [rasky]
\n– md: ignore erroneous device string used by Codemasters [invertego]
\n– md: implement undocumented VDP VRAM 8-bit reading mode [rasky]
\n– md: persist VDP state on reset [invertego]
\n– md: restore vdp free slot lost to refresh [TascoDLX]
\n– mia: Correct save type for Premier Manager 64 (N64) [sp1187]
\n– mia: Correct save type for Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (N64) [sp1187]
\n– mia: correct type for pak attribute [encoded-byte]
\n– mia: fix 32x sram [Luke Usher]
\n– mia: properly pass MD eeprom details to ares [Luke Usher]
\n– mia: updated famicom database [encoded-byte]
\n– mos6502: add illegal nops [encoded-byte]
\n– ms: correct overscan inc. dynamic screen resizing [TascoDLX]
\n– n64: add MAME RDP as a fallback for parallel-RDP [invertego]
\n– n64: allow vulkan to be disabled [Luke Usher]
\n– n64: change PI DMA to use 16 bit fetches [CasualPokePlayer]
\n– n64: fix mult\/div opcode timings [rasky]
\n– n64: fix RSP halt condition to be more accurate [rasky]
\n– n64: fix several RDP regressions [invertego]
\n– n64: fix small bug in VMACQ [rasky]
\n– n64: fix SRA\/SRAV opcodes [rasky]
\n– n64: fix vulkan detection [Luke Usher]
\n– n64: improve rsp recompiler pool allocation [invertego]
\n– n64: swap RSP\/RDP order [CasualPokePlayer]
\n– n64: templatize rsp vpu [invertego]
\n– n64: vulkan tweaks [Luke Usher]
\n– nall: fix many compilation warnings on macOS [Luke Usher]
\n– nall: fix page protection on Apple silicon [invertego]
\n– nall: rewrite recompiler for machine-independence using sljit [invertego]
\n– pce: runtime pixel accurate VDP setting [invertego]
\n– sfc: fix horizontal off-screen test for sprites [jbo-85]
\n– sfc: fix missing sprite tile on Super Conflict title screen [jbo-85]
\n– sfc: fix missing sprites in Jurassic Park that are partly offscreen [jbo-85]
\n– sfc: runtime pixel accurate PPU setting [invertego]
\n– sh2: move registers into POD struct [invertego]<\/em><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

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

T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Ares (64 bits) v148 (61.8 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

Site Officiel (pour archive)<\/a><\/p>\n

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

Site de d\u00e9veloppement<\/a><\/p>\n

En savoir plus…<\/a><\/p>\n

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