@Apollo:
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Im not sure but maybe it helps when you try bit-shifting
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Worked great, thanks.
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PS: My doc-File for PhxAss 3.95 says that all arithmetic operations should be fine with absolute constants. Do you use some older version of phxass ?
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I'm using version 4.40 of PhxAss. Is there some reason you're sticking with version 3.95? Should I down-grade?
Redwood pointed something interesting out to me: According to this page:
http://sun.hasenbraten.de/~frank/projects/
PhxAss has reached End of Life. It looks like
vasm is the new hotness. I haven't been able to get vasm to assemble a working version of PMC's demo yet, unfortunately.
@korruptor:
Not sure why you're getting such awful performance out of E-UAE. I just did some quick tests using PMC's demo and a game (Superfrog) and I'm getting 50fps just fine on a slower Mac than yours... and that's in windowed mode with no frame-skipping too.
@Vortex:
If you're still interested, I've just uploaded a new build of E-UAE to the zone. It's built for Intel Macs only. I compiled in support for IPF images, but not SCSI (so no CDTV/CD32 support.) I don't think it's too difficult to use. You just need to create some configuration files and then you can double-click them in the Finder to use them. I've included an example config file.
There's a configuration editor available if you don't want to roll them yourself:
http://www.pimley.net/projects_hi-toro.html
Finally, make sure you read the keyboard doc. Remember on the Mac the command-key combinations use F11, not F12 (so the keyboard combination to do a warm reboot, for example, is F11+r).