I think the sdl dlls statically link the runtime at least so only link your own app statically as well and you shouldn't need the runtimes anymore. Still will need to copy the sdl dlls along with it

So effectively the emulator and the dlls are statically linked with the redistributable, but the app itself is dynamically linked with the dlls (sdl&sdl_gfx)? (sdl, sdl_gfx and x86emu all compiled with /MT flag)

That sounds about right yeh.
Try a freshly installed windows in a virtual machine to test it out

Do you know what might cause the current audio error? It's working fine on Windows 10, but since statically recompiling x86EMU and the library's(SDL&SDL_gfx) it gives an sound output not found on a Windows XP machine? Does this have anything to do with the static recompilation of SDL and SDL_gfx? (Running XP in Virtualbox w/ AC97 sound emulation to test)

My current build for SDL&SDL_gfx:
https://bitbucket.org/superfury/tools/src/4d6 … s.zip?at=master

I found out that windows 95&XP won't run my app. Is there a way to build my app runable on any windows version (95+) while still using the static linking with Visual studio 2015 comminity?

I do notice that Dosbox should run on Windows 95 with SDL. How is this archieved with Visual Studio Community 2015?

2015 only added back XP support, and barely. (2012/3 compiled only work in Vista+, I believe.) You'll need an older VC++ or a different compiler.

http://sourceforge.net/p/vclx/wiki/HOME/
http://www.legacyextender.com/

Qbix uses GCC to compile which is why official DOSBox and his SVN builds still work with 9x and NT4. Pretty much every other unofficial ver of DOSBox uses Visual Studio 2008+ which removed compatibility with those operating systems.

Also SDL 2.x removed compatibility with operating systems older than XP which is one of the reasons why ScummVM and DOSBox both use SDL 1.2 still.

It's really not worth the bother, although there are edge cases there really aren't masses of people willing to run PC emulators on these older operating systems.

Is there a way to easily add support for gcc x86 to the PSP makefile?

OK, are you even googling and coming to your own conclusions on how to do things, or do you expect to be spoonfed here without any thinking?

I'm trying to get the windows makefile working, but it keeps telling me:
Makefile.win:32: *** Missing seperator. Stop.

Main makefile: https://bitbucket.org/superfury/x86emu/src/f9 … efile?at=master

Windows makefile:
https://bitbucket.org/superfury/x86emu/src/f9 … e.win?at=master

Anyone knows what's going wrong in the Makefile.win?

I don't see any indentation at all in the recipes.

So it needs indention to work?

1. Did you try it?
2. Do you know the basics of Make syntax? Recipes, etc.
3. Did you even try searching for that error message on Google? The very first Google result (despite the typo) explains what you're doing wrong and how to fix it.

edit: If I'm somehow missing the point here or an completely off track, I apologize.

Fixed the tabbing. It's working now.