PCem
Re: PCem
Ok finally got 98 running, but i have quite a lot of drivers with questionmarks.
Used the winchip 240 rom adlib gold soundcard and the AMD gfx card rom.
questionmarks on powermanagment / and all the parallel and serial ports rest seem to work though.
Used the winchip 240 rom adlib gold soundcard and the AMD gfx card rom.
questionmarks on powermanagment / and all the parallel and serial ports rest seem to work though.
Productivity is a state of mind.
Re: PCem
changed the adlib to awe32 and the gfx card to the bahamas64 the other one gave me some trouble.
still having problems with the serial and parallel ports IRQ conflict (oh how i missed those not) sadly i cannot change the IRQ to anything free as there all taken and disabling them
seems to not work even if i do it in the bios windows still finds them huh !?!.
98 is also rather slow on this emu even with ram bumped to the max PCem supports.
newer had a machine with a winchip but as far as i could read it was a cheaper alternative to the intel versions and had less floating point support.
my first intel had a pentium 100 and after that i had a runin with a cyrix which was no pleasant memory yuck, then i got my first AMD K2 which i was pretty happy with.
over that to a celeron 300A overclocked to 600 mhz only intel i ever had that could take a 100% overclock and it ran like gold, still have it and it still works original
mainboard also though i had to do some repairs changing the aging caps to some better hard cap types because they started to buckle (grenade style).
I guess the best result with this emu would be with win 3.1 or 95 not newer than that or am i wrong ?.
still having problems with the serial and parallel ports IRQ conflict (oh how i missed those not) sadly i cannot change the IRQ to anything free as there all taken and disabling them
seems to not work even if i do it in the bios windows still finds them huh !?!.
98 is also rather slow on this emu even with ram bumped to the max PCem supports.
newer had a machine with a winchip but as far as i could read it was a cheaper alternative to the intel versions and had less floating point support.
my first intel had a pentium 100 and after that i had a runin with a cyrix which was no pleasant memory yuck, then i got my first AMD K2 which i was pretty happy with.
over that to a celeron 300A overclocked to 600 mhz only intel i ever had that could take a 100% overclock and it ran like gold, still have it and it still works original
mainboard also though i had to do some repairs changing the aging caps to some better hard cap types because they started to buckle (grenade style).
I guess the best result with this emu would be with win 3.1 or 95 not newer than that or am i wrong ?.
Productivity is a state of mind.
Re: PCem
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cbadvan ... z/download
here all dependencies should be included now.
also added all usable roms as well as the source and my codeblocks workspace.
source was modified to build with both old mingw and mingw64 if you prefer makefiles just cd to the src dir and do mingw32-make else use the codeblocks workspace.
here all dependencies should be included now.
also added all usable roms as well as the source and my codeblocks workspace.
source was modified to build with both old mingw and mingw64 if you prefer makefiles just cd to the src dir and do mingw32-make else use the codeblocks workspace.
Productivity is a state of mind.
Re: PCem
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cbadvan ... z/download
small update took care of a few mistakes in the d3d sources and some pointer functions without returns.
Also removed the dependency on the gcc libraries.
MSVC build does not work as MSVC is missing some posix functionality that is needed by PCem, this could possibly be added as compatibility dependencies.
small update took care of a few mistakes in the d3d sources and some pointer functions without returns.
Also removed the dependency on the gcc libraries.
MSVC build does not work as MSVC is missing some posix functionality that is needed by PCem, this could possibly be added as compatibility dependencies.
Productivity is a state of mind.
Re: PCem
Started toying a bit with PCem again seems the version from git now has some fixes for compiling with the mingw64 compiler nice.
Small bugger though in cdrom-ioctl.c they check for __MINGW64__ even on mingw64 its still __MINGW32__ like the old mingw compiler the correct way to check
if its the mingw64 compiler is to do #if defined(__MINGW32__) && defined(MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR) but it can be a bitch to dig out the specialized defines so
i understand the confusion . Also had a go at the ne2000 patch but i cannot get it to connect. New version uses slirp instead of winpcap which is nice.
Still lacking a menu item for setting up the netcard also, so you have to do that by hand atm.
Small bugger though in cdrom-ioctl.c they check for __MINGW64__ even on mingw64 its still __MINGW32__ like the old mingw compiler the correct way to check
if its the mingw64 compiler is to do #if defined(__MINGW32__) && defined(MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR) but it can be a bitch to dig out the specialized defines so
i understand the confusion . Also had a go at the ne2000 patch but i cannot get it to connect. New version uses slirp instead of winpcap which is nice.
Still lacking a menu item for setting up the netcard also, so you have to do that by hand atm.
Productivity is a state of mind.
Re: PCem
pcem is dead
use pcem-x
https://github.com/OBattler/PCem-X/
[removed personal attack against a member of our community but leaving the links to some drama as they seem non-problematic. Spirit]
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=2 ... &start=740
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=44798
use pcem-x
https://github.com/OBattler/PCem-X/
[removed personal attack against a member of our community but leaving the links to some drama as they seem non-problematic. Spirit]
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=2 ... &start=740
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=44798
Re: PCem
Drama is good publicity, however both projects are alive and cross-contributing. PCem 10 was just released with credits to both Battler and leilei on the home page. http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/