#Amiga emulator mac ppc full#
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You can even map additional fire buttons to your controllers to replicate the CD32 pad layout.

Controller configuration makes using use keyboard, mouse, USB joysticks and even your Xbox / PlayStation controllers easy.

A range of Sound emulation settings, including floppy disk drive sound emulation that can be added for even more authenticity!.

Aspect ratio settings allow you to the emulation to be more of an original 4:3 ratio, or fill the entire width of any variation of display aspect ratio.

Comprehensive display resolution settings including scaling, filters, and scanlines.

A huge range of options in terms of emulating expansion boards and accelerators such as the popular Blizzard accelerator cards.

Emulate up to 4 floppy disk drives simultaneously with the ability to increase drive read/write speeds to reduce disk access times.

#Amiga emulator mac ppc full#

Run with the base 512kb of RAM of expanding to a full 1GB with a 68060 CPU.

Use any compatible Amiga Kickstart ROMs to emulate any official Amiga Kickstart, or run your own custom Amiga Kickstart ROMs.

Chipset specific features that are bespoke to systems such as the CD32, PCMCIA functionality and A600 / A1200 IDE functionality can be enabled.

Original Amiga chipsets associated with each machine such as OCS, ECS & AGA is available.

From the Motorola 68000 through to a 68060 can be emulated along with additional PPC, FPU & MMU chips.

Emulate all of the original Amiga Motorola CPUs and beyond.

If that's the case, it'll be super nice to use, but you'd likely need to switch to full emulation for the resulting executables. I haven't tried ASM-One myself on either system, but there's a good chance it will run natively without needing E-UAE.

I think a 300MHz machine will disappoint you if you're looking to consistently match even A500 speeds. The 1.33GHz iBook is a little better in this regard. My A1-XE is 800MHz and it's quick enough for most classic games but does slow down in some instances. But in reality WinUAE or FS-UAE is much better so if your primary goal was to develop hardware-banging demos, a modern laptop with a modern UAE is probably the best way to go. OS4 has E-UAE built in and it's available for MOS too, so as you say, emulating a classic machine is an option there.

#Amiga emulator mac ppc software#

As soon as classic software bangs the hardware or shuts down the OS, it doesn't work and you need to use emulation instead.

But it all only works for system-friendly applications. Yes, there's binary compatibility with much of the classic PPC software, and there's an excellent, transparent 68k emulator built in that lets you run 68k binaries as if they were native PPC applications, and super fast too since the rest of the machine isn't emulated and the 68k software can use the native PPC API.

#Amiga emulator mac ppc portable#

I have an iBook G4 with MorphOS for my portable next-gen stuff, and an A1-G4 with OS4 for my desktop next-gen stuff, and the following applies to both. Any ideas on how MorphOS is for all this stuff? I know this is a super oddball question to ask, so please bare with me. Would it be possible, then, to run, say, Asmone in morphOS under E-UAE and do amiga development? How is the speed of doing something like this? I'm eyeballing about a 300 mhz PPC mac, so I'm worried this might be unusually slow for Amiga emulation. So that leads me to emulation - I've seen videos where MorphOS can mount and run adf games inside of E-UAE in morphOS pretty seamlessly. I understand that MorphOS is binary compatible with PPC Amiga applications, which is cool, and extends the modern Amiga APIs, but I'm interested in doing classic amiga programming, of which a PPC Mac Laptop will have no hardware to do. Now, granted, I could grab a modern laptop and run Win-UAE or whatever and get an 'amiga laptop' that way, but I'm sort of drawn to the PPC architecture as the next-gen amiga platform. My concern lies with the reason I want an amiga laptop to begin with - I've been diving deeper into amiga demoscene programming and would love a little portable kit to work on when I'm not outside the house.

I'm eyeballing a mac G4 laptop that is compatible with MorphOS with the idea of turning it into a modern amiga-like laptop. I've had this dream for a few years now of an Amiga laptop, but seeing as one was never made, I've begun to look into MorphOS.