Thanks mate - looks very good. Is the SDL team interested in committing your updates? I created a GLSL shader to emulate a 'scan line' view. Still working through the port right now, should be a few more weeks before I have something basic working...

Where would I look for this, mate? Cheers, Stu

I've started to look at the core_dynrec, and I think that will be a good starting point. Introduced to .NET 2.0 was Lightweight Code Generation (LCG), which allows you to generate IL for individual methods. These will be JITed by the CLR when you call it. Given the methods are actually allocated by …

Thanks for the info. It's been a while since I played around with DOSBox. :) I don't have any specific games in mind; however, from what you are indicating, some will rely on the dynamic core for playability? I am not yet very familiar with the dynamic-core, but it sounds as though it generates …

As the title indicates, I've been porting DOSBox 0.72 to C# and the Common Language Runtime (CLR). It will run within the Microsoft and Mono runtimes, natively supporting Linux, Windows, FreeBSD and OSX in a single executable. A simple FAQ: Q: Why? A.1: Just an interest... A.2: Gathering data about …

G'Day all - I think the reason for all the drives in P4000 is because DosBox registers with drive 'Z', so DosBox probably assumes all of the ones in between are available too.. Can we mount the default 'Z' as 'D' or something? Cheers, Stu

Nice work! I've recopiled with your Feb-23 sources posted to the forum, and it worked for some software my Dad uses to communicate with his Radio Controlled receiver. Very cool stuff. What is in the updates you posted on sourceforge? Worth getting? Cheers, Stu