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Real hardware is still necessary to verify functional equivalency and correctness. Also, there's no way you're going to emulate an interlaced or noninterlaced
by hi-v-rocknroll 2y ago
Real hardware is still necessary to verify functional equivalency and correctness.
Also, there's no way you're going to emulate an interlaced or noninterlaced analog SVGA display, especially the sounds of mode changing, tearing, proper vsync, palette cycling, or setting the border color. Or MIDI music as it came from an AdLib, Roland, SB, or a GUS.