Not sure what this emulates, possibly the Sinclair Spectrum.

Anyway here are the latest changes translated from Spanish:

New version DSP 0.4ß6! 

• General

+NUEVO:  Updated to ZipForge 2,70

+NUEVO:  Driver Amstrad CPC

• Spectrum +BUG:  Corrected bug in the TAP load, if it tried to load but bytes of which there are in the virtual tape stopped.

+BUG:  Now it is possible to be opened the files of single reading

+BUG:  Corrected a failure in the GunStick/LightGun in the Spectrum +3

+BUG:  Corrected failures in the boot of the Spectrum +3

+NUEVO:  Now the virtual tape does scroll when it is needed, and always the this visible part that load.  Descargatelo in unloadings like always

>> Get it HERE

Mic has been very busy of late!

2006-02-13

 

* GPU:  Added partial support for capturing 

* GPU:  Added support for luma effects on bitmap OBJs 

* GPU:  Fixed luma increase for BGs 

* GPU:  Fixed a bug with luma decrease enabled and no target layers selected 

* GPU:  Corrected the master brightness algorithm

>> Get it HERE

Mic has added a nice techie page for the DS "nerds" HERE

The Update:

 

1) Needs a Little less Processing power now.

 

2) With my friend ChengZhi's help, several bugs were fixed. Works under windows98 now.

 

3) Added/Rewrote/Deleted several filters.

 

4) 7z supported.

 

5) Updated some emulation stuff, more like the real hardware now. (some of them aren't supported by Fusion v3.51).

 

6) SMD format's bug was fixed.

 

The Std update:

 

1) Added an option called '7z Spy'.Which help you to find the right rom in 7z archive.

 

2) Fixed a bug when load 7z.

>> Get it HERE

Source

Finally!

 

I found the remaining M377xx core bug that was preventing System 22 games from using the dumped C74 BIOS. It’s actually a difference from the 65C816: for anyone who’s done any SNES hacking, you might find this interesting. Or not.

 

Take this assembly program, which is the same on both processors (except the 7700 doesn’t need the first two instructions - it has no 6502 emulation mode):

CLC

XCE ; make sure we’re in native mode - 65816 only

REP #$30 ; all registers to 16 bits

LDA #$0123

LDX #$4567

LDY #$89AB

SEP #$30 ; all registers to 8 bits

REP #$30 ; back to 16 again

 

Now, what are the 16-bit values of A, X, and Y at that point? On a real 65C816 (tested on an Apple IIgs) A is 0123, X is 0067, and Y is 00AB. On the M377xx (I can’t test on one, but there’s a routine at C881 in the C74 BIOS that makes this behavior extremely clear) A is 0123, X is 4567, and Y is 89AB.

 

The upshot is that with this and some other fixes, the System 22 games (including Ace Driver!) now play music using their own real correct BIOSes. No more BAD DUMP and PR1DATA.8K tomfoolery.