First of all you shouldn't send files that big to a mailing list. It
would be better to put them on a website somewhere.
As for your tool, I don't know, but doesn't PCAE for Windows already
do most of this? The DOS version does, except that it uses seperate
screens for the VCS output and for the debugger. I'm not using the
Windows version, as my old computer already is too slow to run it
properly. And since your program only does half speed at 800 MHz,
I don't think I would be too happy with it either. ;-)
And for developing a VCS emulator from scratch: I don't want to
discourage you, but you'll be facing a LOT of work. I know what
a long way the current emulators have come to get where they are
now, and none of them is anywhere near perfect. They do fine on
emulating finished games, but for an emulator that is mainly meant
as a development tool you need be as acurate as possible.
Ciao, Eckhard Stolberg
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stefan Burger" <stefan.burger@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <stella@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 5:32 PM
Subject: [stella] new VCS2600-programming tool in works
I'm currently working on a kind of "spare-time-project" which hopefully will
end up once in a new VCS 2600 programming tool.
It's about a combination of emulation, dissassembler and debugger for the
VCS 2600, where all features are merged together in one application.
The attached PDF-document contains a screenshot of the running app and some
further application-details (I hope that the attachment is not blocked by
biglist.com, because of its size).
I'm looking forward to hear, if there are any developers out there who may
be interested in such an application.
Therefore constructive comments are welcome (well, developing a VCS 2600
emulation from scratch means some frustration, some encouragement would be
great).
regards
Stefan
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