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Wouldn't it make more sense to add support for this machine family to QEMU? 68k cpu emulation is already included in QEMU, all it needs is general support for t
by zozbot123 8y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to add support for this machine family to QEMU? 68k cpu emulation is already included in QEMU, all it needs is general support for the platform itself.
- cmrdporcupine 8y agoHatari predates QEMU. It started in 2001.
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- myrandomcomment 8y agoSystems like the ST and Amiga used custom HW chip sets for things like graphics and sound. It is not just about emulating the CPU.
- vardump 8y agoYes. More importantly, for game and demo compatibility you need to tie HW chip emulation on cycle level with the CPU. QEMU would get more on the way than help.