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Re: cycles = max

in DOSBox General
Which OS ? running multiple instances of DOSBox should not really be a problem, given that most systems nowadays are multicored and each dosbox process would use 1.

Re: DOSBox OS X built for OS X now 64bit

The dynamic x86 core is just being crazy fast! ;) At least we have some numbers now. Still 3 times the normal speed isn't too bad, but it is a big difference to the 9/10 times of the dynamic core edit: what about a slightly lower resolution ? I expect some base speed to be needed and then the extra …

Re: DOSBox OS X built for OS X now 64bit

There are many topic being discussed at once in this topic, which makes it a bit hard to follow. 1) There is a stuttering possibly based on the toolchain, or on some opengl flag. 2) there is a speed difference between cores. 3) There is a graphics issue with mouse I can't comment on most things, but …

Re: cycles = max

in DOSBox General
I answered your question : Is there a way to know when cycles is set to max? with regards to what you probably wanted to know. No, there is no way for you to know the value that is being used. (It changes at least 4 times a second anyway)

Re: Seeking Rpi DOSBox advice

the svn version of dosbox should be fasters on Pi3, as I recently enabled the dynrec core for that by default. SDL2 version and such, I don't know anything about, as DOSBox is SDL1.2 For why a svn dosbox doesn't start.. I don't know either, maybe start it from a console and look for an error message …

Re: DOSBox Compilation Guides

yeah, I used Copy code to clipboard 1 objdump -Mintel -dS core_dynrec.o > test.asm But it is a bit messy to read due to the optimized code. I could have used that gcc option to output it directly, but this is easier given that the object files are in my tree normally

Re: DOSBox Compilation Guides

Interesting, I would have assumed that the compiler did some of these on its own (given the inline and the greater picture) but I checked the dynrec core x64 and noticed that for smaller functions it is "smart", but for the more complex things (gen_function_raw and such, which is inlined itself), it …

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