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Do you have a source for this? Not unlikely, but odd that it wouldn't be mentioned.
by daeken 15y ago
Do you have a source for this? Not unlikely, but odd that it wouldn't be mentioned.
- Macha 15y agoSNESoid code: https://github.com/Pretz/SNesoid/tree/ https://github.com/Pretz/SNesoid/tree/ This is the stuff that is under a non commercial license that he is selling. The readme also links to a sourceforge account with all the code yongzh has released. What's there is frequently outdated and some emulators (n64oid) are outright not there.
- drtse4 15y agoThe issue here seems the same for all the mentioned emulators, while he have developed a common lower layer graphic library for them, the actual emulation code is from other famous open-source emulators (original project or ports, all with non-commercial licenses). E.g. snesoid is based on a snes9x port. Anyone with a G1 or G2/Magic will remember when all the yong's emulators suddenly appeared on the market nearly two years ago, at the same time he published nes/snes/gba/mame emulators. Considering the time needed to develop a single platform emulator that supports a good share of games (usually years, maybe with few exception in the history of console emulation), developing them all from scratch would have been impossible imho.