New release. The 'I don't have a job' release :) Re-baselined from a more recent jdosbox codebase (although not all the goodies are included/enabled). other bits and pieces: - Better zip file support - New js compiling core (3rd attempt, still a work in progress) - Removed a number of my failed …

Updated test site jsdosbox.appspot.com Over the last couple of months I have added file upload and tried to increase performance. Press the config icon and select a file to upload into the emulator. Works with small disk images (imgmount) or a regular zip file (mount). Can also upload a standalone …

When I first saw the update post, I thought the references to a kernal and WINE meant you had implemented win32 calls something like the minimal sanos [http://www.jbox.dk/sanos/]. I like your approach, very clever indeed. I may have some java gus code to contribute. The output currently sounds a bit …

Introduced some html5 buzzword compliance. In a nice piece of irony, adding supposedly experimental html5 tech actually improved browser compatibility. I don't have any benchmark figures, but the changes have had a slight performance improvement. Memory usage has dropped considerably. Chrome still …

Your java code works a treat; it is invariably the code I touched and mangled that causes me grief. Hopefully layering WebGL on top of HTML Canvas will remove the per-pixel access inefficiencies that seems to cause a number of browser compatibility problems.

Added sound. Only PCSpeaker and basic SoundBlaster at this point. Not able to remove audible ticks from the PCSpeaker emulation. SB emulation fares a little better using Chrome dev channel (with rare lock ups). Have only tested with the default config of sb1, 11025Hz. Anything more seemed ambitious …

I am not sure what the problem with the iPad safari browser is. I have tried with some success with desktop Safari on a Mac OSX 10.6 machine. Given that it's performance is disappointing on a desktop, I don't think it would run well on a tablet. On the bright side, as browsers evolve they bring with …

Still making some progress. Planning to clean up and upload the remainder of the JavaScript 'compiler' stuff in the next few days. It took some time to track down a number of 'what was i thinking?' bugs. As to the iPad, adding handlers for touch events is technically easy, but making it fluid and …

Uploaded new version Added: - Support for compressed disk images (7Zip) - Some internal re-working of runtime exception handling (GWT/JS limitation) - other minor fixes Also added the first stab at a JavaScript 'compiler' to the dynamic core. At this stage it is incomplete and not recommended for …

Try an old mod player. goto scene.org and search for rmp120.zip, glx212.zip or iplay122.zip. They all work in dosbox grab a mod tune from the site also: select browse files then navigate to mirrors/hornet/music/songs/

The input problems relate to the keyboard handling differences across browsers and operating systems. As to the replaced directory - that contains mocks and stubs. Makes up for things missing in GWT or where the existing functionality doesn't meet my needs.

Re-baselined from more recent jDosbox codebase. Still need to clean up some things. Doom almost playable but chrome only. Instructions in readme file have been updated to provide more detail.

Sound is definitely a priority. Did come across a project on GitHub that may assist - https://github.com/bfirsh/dynamicaudio.js Input is also an area in need of work. See http://www.quirksmode.org/js/keys.html for description of the problem. I'm hoping a GWT compatibility layer exists somewhere.

JavaScript port of jDosbox. Early days - No sound, mouse control. Project: sourceforge.net/projects/jsdosbox Demo: jsdosbox.appspot.com. Chrome only at this stage. Can run Doom, but is not fast enough to be playable at this stage. I hope to make further improvements. It is faster then my previously …