Really nice work,

just wondering.. why don't you use a rgb cable instead of an RC Adaptor?.. the picture should be much clearer.

Nevertheless.. really cool..

Can you tell us what game you are talking of?

Most surely no.
There is no DOS Emulator for Dreamcast.
The only chance you have to play dos games is to port them over to the Dreamcast (you need the sourcecode) or for Scumm based games you can use ScummVM.
Maybe there is a C64 version of your game?

servers should not be too hard to implement
and there is a PSO server emulator.

don't you think that your signature is a little big? 600 kb is a lot

I think the sprites are "choppy" because they are scaled freely during gameplay

try both emus. DreamSNES is slightly faster, but Super Famicast is Open Source and actively developed, so most people here like Super Famicast more than DreamSNES

okay that makes sense

Sorry if this has been asked before,
but why exactly does it take so much more CPU time to emulate a Z80 than a 68k.
I thought the Z80 is much simpler a processor than a 68k?

uncleben

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i thought RGB signals for TV output only have a composite sync..

okay i have started using the native PVR functions.. thanks

I was wondering if there is a big difference in speed, because i have ported an 2D OpenGL lib i wrote a while ago now, and now i want to know if it is worth the effort to modify it to use PVR rendering. If KGL is mainly a set of wrapper functions to do the same as PVR, then this would be enough for ...

can you tell me where to download dc-chain 0.1?
i would like to have a newer toolchain than mine.

Yes.. works now, thanks

i also try to setup gcc 3.4.2, but the build fails somewhere saying
/usr/local/dc/sh-elf/sh-elf/bin/as: Unknown Option >>-big<<

But less people will complain if the last unofficial preview works has nice sound working

thanks, will see if this helps

I have set up a devving environment using BlackAura's Build Script (GCC_VERSION=3.0.4 BIN_VERSION=2.11.2 LIB_VERSION=1.10.0 KOS_VERSION=1.2.0) and started to port some of my code to the Dreamcast. Everytime i use the delete or the new operator, i get a linker error such as "undefined reference ...

I think the authors of DreamSNES have given Scherzo the SH4 core, because their own project is dead, didn't they?