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...Your emulator has the filename kArmTI (also in the About dialog), but the window title shows Gi-nspire. Is this intended?And I would be curious to know what these 2 names mean, i.e. why did you chose them?
Overall it's a pretty good emulator, tho I was kind of disappointed that you have to dig around for/make a skin but after a bit of searching (or link clicking ) it's fine.
Hi Darl(ing)181
Quote from: SpiroH on July 16, 2012, 11:12:41 amHi Darl(ing)181On-topic, nice to see this is still progressing. I wonder if this emulator should have its own sub-forum by the way (and maybe own thread)?
so that Goplat can make updates on his end that don't get lost in this huge thread.
but it's SpiroH's decision if he wants to publish his code.
Quotebut it's SpiroH's decision if he wants to publish his code.For the integration of kArmTI into nspire_emu to be possible, the code of kArmTI needs to be published first, since nspire_emu is to stay open source software But let's wait for the views of SpiroH, and other stakeholders, on the matter I have raised the problem of the divergence between the open source emulator containing killer features for developers, versus the closed source emulator (based on an outdated version of the open source emulator...) containing killer features for users; let's discuss about it.
Why outdated?
However, SpiroH's kArmTI does have a command console option
though I guess that isn't a great substitute for developers