An update of the ICU64 for the VICE emulator is available for download (you also need the VICE 2.3 emulator). There are no new features, only better functionality. My goal is to inject the REDPILL into the VICE, so more features could be supported in the future. I'm working on it...
(see the included readme file for instructions)
Note for programmers:
This time I modified the VICE source code to fix the bank issues of the memmap feature (the mod is here).
EDIT: I forgot to fix the zoom-out crash bug that occurs in the 64-bit versions of Windows. A patch is available in the download page.
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Great stuff, keep it up. One of the most innovative programms in the emuscene the last years :)
ReplyDeletefinally, an update! great! honestly, your tool helped me SOOOOOOOOOO much, i cannot put it in words. see a brief hommage here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vAfBV_9HA4
ReplyDeletethank you!!
It's really very nice video. The music and the whole edit, it's "force" you to staring at it. I'm glad if I helped somehow : )
ReplyDeletegreat version, thank you !
ReplyDeletethat's what i was waiting for.. after frodo version..
honestly, i was hopeless for icu64 for winvice 2.3, but this is great !
(i was searching for precompiled winvice2.3 with memmap, to use with older icu64, but now no need) :)
your tool helps a lot for bugfixing..
best regards,
Erhan / N0S
Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Is there a way to poke some bytes to an adress?
@William - Double click at memory view.
ReplyDelete(press F1 for help on main menu and on every other window).
@mathfigure - Thanks, but I ment directly from windows, or through winvice api's.
ReplyDeleteIs the sourcecode available for us?
@William - Neither any source code not any api is available yet. The source code of FRODO REDPILL and an API that will allow peeks & pokes, both are planed with v0.2. And as for the "VICE REDPILL", this is under developement.
ReplyDeleteCurrently the only kind of applications that you can do with/for icu64 is memory maps.
Thanks for info. Will look forward to next release.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that you've actually released the new version. Thanks for all the hard work Mathfigure, you are brilliant!
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