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As far as I know running the MFC version of VBA-M under Wine works really well.

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Anyway, the thing you're having with OpenGL probably has to do with the fact that you're in a 64-bit Linux using the 32-bit binary, you'd need 32-bit libs for that to work.

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You can always build the emulator ...

[img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/ohmy.png[/img]/emoticons/ohmy@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Impressive... even Agner Fog is involved!!! What a difference in the VIA Nano tests...

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I know there are some switches to add alternative paths or to target an specific Intel processor ...

That may be, It was the same with VS2008 as the runtime and standard C++ library were included too (no dependency on msvcr90.dll, msvcp90.dll or mfc90.dll) but runtime and MFC in VS2010 are slightly bigger (same as the other three but 100 instead of 90).

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I know some people for small programs ...

Yes, GCC in no option in this project and I was aware of that problem with Intel compilers (at least years ago it was crazy, I don't know how if behaves now). I only have access to the new Parallel Studio through my employers and was doing some tests.

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The important bit is that the binaries are ...

Hello Squall Leonhart, about the VC++ 2010 runtime I don't think it will be necessary even building with VS2010.

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Right now the project files are set to use the /MT switch which creates executables linked to the static version of the runtime (multi-threaded, the single threaded version is long ...

I have made a guide covering it more or less and posted it in the Emuforums forum. I'll post it here too:
This is a guide for people who would like to build VBA-M from its development source code in Linux and use it either through the SDL or the GTK+ interfaces.
First of all, dependencies. As far as ...

Hello, looking at the code I think I don't understand how RRX is implemented in x86 assembly.

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The code right now is the following:

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#define RRX_OFFSET \
__asm { \
__asm bt dword ptr C_FLAG, 0 \
__asm rcr offset, 1 \
}





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The bit test sets the carry flag, but I don't see it ...