Quote: Be pretty cool to use Multiple Core's at least isolating video I/O to one core essentially making one core be the video card emulator. Really depends on DosBox's architecture as to how painful it might be to make into a reality and I have not explored much of DOSBox's code at this point in …

Hiya's.... I guess I'll give it a go w/ VS 2010 then rather than continuing on w/ 2008. I'll download Watcom sometime this week and see what I can make happen with it, as I noted... Watcom C++ is now free and used to be a really good compiler, not sure if it still is. Thanks for the info. I dont …

I was reading various threads on here and there were a few posts sometime ago stating that dosbox's stability was not as good w/ VC as w/ GCC. Apparently there are only a handful of people on here that have bothered to toy with DB and VC in any form of serious fashion. Can anyone make statement …

Actually I just posted in another thread as I've been messin' with DOSBOX using VC++ 9.0 Professional Edition (and will probably toy with VS 2010 next week sometime) or Watcom C++. I was just saying the same thing... Be pretty cool to use Multiple Core's at least isolating video I/O to one core …

Hi! I think I am going to do a full GCC/Dev environment install on a linux machine or maybe just XAMPP it .vs. continuing messin' with MinGW. I also see that Watcom now has their C++ compiler out there for free. Been many years since I used Watcom but it used to produce better code than just about …

DOSBOX is very standalone which is nice... Alot of developers could learn some lessons from that :) In regards to packaging your application with it as a single EXE there are many "software installers" that exist however problems can arise depending on the platforms for deployment depending on if …

Hi! I was wondering if anyone knows which C++ compiler was used to build the official DOSBOX release. I did a build with Visual Studio 2008 Pro (VC++ 9.0) a MinGW (GCC) Build and ran off some benchmarks between them as well as the release. The official release is faster for the most part than either …