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jotd · 29 November 2015, 16:08

Qemu is the one! I ll probably need fpu. Thanks guys!

Edit: QEMU usermode sounds interesting but it needs linux...

Well if address spaces are compatible, I'd like to try playing with WinUAE:

- boot without startup sequence with a lot of memory i.e. the widest addressing space possible
- load the chunk in memory with allocabs() if possible or a memcpy (with a resident program like whdload in case the memory zone destroys the OS)
- zero VBR, SR... and start the proggy

The part I'm puzzled about is how to plug some "native" events: ex: I reach a given PC or zone: winuae calls some of my code/scripts (like python, C??). That would allow me to connect my program to the outside world (windows)
I'm sure it is possible with WinUAE right?

29 November 2015, 16:08	#5
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,205	Qemu is the one! I ll probably need fpu. Thanks guys! Edit: QEMU usermode sounds interesting but it needs linux... Well if address spaces are compatible, I'd like to try playing with WinUAE: - boot without startup sequence with a lot of memory i.e. the widest addressing space possible - load the chunk in memory with allocabs() if possible or a memcpy (with a resident program like whdload in case the memory zone destroys the OS) - zero VBR, SR... and start the proggy The part I'm puzzled about is how to plug some "native" events: ex: I reach a given PC or zone: winuae calls some of my code/scripts (like python, C??). That would allow me to connect my program to the outside world (windows) I'm sure it is possible with WinUAE right? Last edited by jotd; 30 November 2015 at 23:15.