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TI Emul for the C64 [2022] |
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Release Date :
26 March 2022
Type :
C64 Tool
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AKA :
ti-emul
Credits :
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Download :
Look for downloads on external sites:
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User Comment
Submitted by Repose on 31 March 2022
| Hello, after reviewing the posting rules, I will be making a new entry for the latest release and posting it here. Thanks for your patience, and if you can recommend other scene-related sites which would welcome such a release, please leave a link. |
User Comment
Submitted by Count Zero on 28 March 2022
"New release" != adding a file to an existing entry. When will people figure?
The old new DL had 17 DLs... |
User Comment
Submitted by Repose on 26 March 2022
Yes.
New release: command mode implemented (no delete key yet). Benchmark is still included in RAM, but you must type run. run {line}-{line}, resequence, list, faster next, printing variables in decimal, and old dsk1.{name} is coming soon! |
User Comment
Submitted by chatGPZ on 23 March 2022
| So your tool is more like a static recompiler? |
User Comment
Submitted by Repose on 23 March 2022
Haha :) I think Parsec could be ported to C64 natively, but an emulation would be too slow based on the ported access to the video chip, which works like a VDC. The TI-99 had ported ram/rom access, and ran on an emulated CPU called GPL (like Sweet16 of the Apple). That's why my Ti basic implementation can be 10x the speed of the original machine which had a 3MHz, 16-bit cpu.
I'll try to make my next release more fun - sorry to those who tried it, you only get to see the speed of calculation and printing. |
User Comment
Submitted by Durandal on 23 March 2022
| But will it run Parsec? ;) |
User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 23 March 2022
cool approach, respect!
will check out! |
User Comment
Submitted by Repose on 22 March 2022
This is a very early alpha release of a C64 tool which (will) fully emulate a TI-99 including graphics, sound, TI Basic, TI Extended basic, and selected extensions. The TI Basic lines are compiled to optimized p-code then run. This demo includes p-code for a basic benchmark suggested by YouTuber Noel's Retro Lab. This emulator ranks very high compared to all other basic systems in the speed of this benchmark. Some features include, as much pre-parsing as possible, adaptive numeric precision, switching between binary and TI's decimal 64 formats and more.
Here is the benchmark source:
10 FOR i=1 TO 10
20 s=0
30 FOR j=1 TO 1000
40 s=s+j
50 NEXT j
60 PRINT ".";
70 NEXT i
80 PRINT s |
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