Hatari est un émulateur Atari ST et STE tournant sous Linux, BSD, BeOS, Mac OS X et bien d’autres systèmes supportants la librairie SDL, il est basé sur les sources de WinSTon.
Cette nouvelle version ajoute le support des Atari TT et Falcon. Tout ceci est encore expérimental, il n’y a d’ailleurs pas d’émulation du DSP du Falcon. Plusieurs correctifs ont été ajoutés, le build pour Windows se compile mieux au passage.
– Major rewrite of the YM2149 with a new cycle accurate emulation
– Major rewrite of the blitter to allow cycle exact bus accesses and correct bus sharing with the CPU
– Improved video emulation : bottom border at 60 Hz and number of displayed lines, video counter reloading, timer B in mono mode
– Add full support for MMU/MCU RAM configuration at $FF8001, support more RAM combinations (256 KB and 2.5 MB)
– Some STX floppy images were not correctly emulated when verify bit was set in the FDC
– Support for undocumented STOP behaviour on 68000
– Fix some rare bus accesses order and stack frames
– Fix some flags after DIV and BCD instructions
– Improved memory timing for 68030 depending on RAM type
– 68030 instruction cache was not correctly disabled when EI=0 in CACR
– Improve caches accuracy for 68020/30/40/60, with optional MMU support
– Large improvements to FPU emulation, including a new softfloat method
– MIDI support for Windows and macOS (with PortMidi library)
– Add support for AVI files > 4GB (up to 256 GB)
– SDL UI shows refresh rate and blitter usage
– Several improvements/fixes when using VDI
– Improvements/more options for autostart using virtual INF file
– Many improvements to debugger, especially for symbols handling
– Fix compilation for more targets (ARM64, MIPS, …)
Télécharger Hatari (x86) v2.6.0 (5.9 Mo)
