Yes, please! Savestates are one of the features that makes emulation so great. You're not bound to some stupid saving system. It helps a lot when playing through old games, especially action titles. That feature is common for modern emulators, even the ones for relatively modern system, like the N64 or PSX.

Qbix/wd: would that be achievable? Did you already think about that functionality, or even tried to implement it? What would be the priority of this functionality? Would be very interesting to hear your opinion on this.

There's some recursiveness in the callback system that makes
it quite hard, thus it's nothing for the near future.

DOSBox developers:
Well, I have found pre-alpha-quality software on the net: CryoPID, which theoretically can work on Linux, but only for simple applications, such as vim, or irssi, not DOSbox.

You could contact with their developers to ask how to make such a system work best, from technical point of view.

-Alexey

The target is to save/load the emulated dos game/program, not some
linux application (e.g. dosbox).

>The target is to save/load the emulated dos game/program, not some
linux application (e.g. dosbox).

Yes, I understand. But for the end-user the difference is very small, except file-size.
The bigger difference for users is the ability to port between host OSes.

Right, the difference between dos and linux apps is filesize...

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