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Emu42 v1.15 available - Christoph Giesselink - 05-29-2012 Emu42 v1.15 is available at http://hp.giesselink.com/ now. Sorry for the long delay, but I had to fix some more bugs in the data request of the debugger display unit. Changes:
I updated my HP17BII and HP28S PC KML scripts to the new display engine. The new KML scripts are part of the full installer package or can be downloaded separately. The old KML scripts are not available for download any more. Because of performance reasons, the Emu42PPC version still use the old display engine with unicolor LCD background. Cheers
Christoph
Re: Emu42 v1.15 available - fhub - 05-29-2012 Quote:Many thanks Christoph for this update! And even more thanks that all your great emulators are some of the very few programs today which are still working in Win98! :-)
Regards from a (still) Win98 fan, Re: Emu42 v1.15 available - Nick_S - 05-30-2012 Excellent. I am looking forward to trying out the latest version.
Nick
Re: Emu42 v1.15 available - Christoph Giesselink - 05-31-2012 Quote: MS try to throw out all old OS versions. The latest MS compiler with support for building Win9x/NT4.0 applications is VS2005. Applications build with VS2008 run only on Win2k and later. Finally applications build with VS2010 run only on WinXP and later. But there is help for Win98 and WinME. The package KernelEx http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/ expand the Win9x Kernel with the necessary entries to run programs compiled with VS2008 or VS2010. With the help of KernelEx 4.5.2 and the unicows.dll DLL from MS I was able to run a Emu48 Unicode version compiled with VS2010 on a Win98SE PC. Unicows.dll is a special DLL from MS to allow running Unicode applications on Win9x. The text "for Windows 9x, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista and 7" does not mean that I tested the emulator on all named OS versions.
Christoph
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