First post updated. Fixed requiring true drive emulation although some games don't load from .d64. Might be something to do with how the files are structured, possibly the main program needs to be the first file on the disk?
Anyway, it's working reasonably well even though it's still silent.
The source is there if anyone want's to look at adding sound, I don't know how to do that.
@Vague Rant
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.en.html#GPLRequireSourcePostedPublic
So yes, since this is a modification/fork of Frodo, according to the GPL, releasing source code is required. However, due to the author of the fork being very reluctant to do such a thing, might not be worth bothering asking for such things.
That FAQ answer explicitly states that the author must "make the modified source code available to the program's users, under the GPL." The manner in which they make it available isn't stated, so again, a "release" is not a requirement. Obviously, the author can't take a GPL software, fork it, and keep their code entirely private, but the offer to provide it in some way (and following through on that offer) is all that's required. Of course I'm not advocating for secret, GPL-licensed source code for a public software, which is an obvious license violation, but the source doesn't have to be "public" to be "available".
Additionally, the source for this fork is attached in the first post now, so ...
Get a android phone+ds3 for thatWe still need a Nintendo 64 emulator! WE NEED OUR MARIO 64!
Never had a C64, so any recommandations for games i should try on BreadBox?
Thanks
There were many, many nice games.Never had a C64, so any recommandations for games i should try on BreadBox?
Thanks
I tried BreadBox using my o3DS. So far, the speed is a tad slow, but very playable. I read that .D64 files crash, so I have been using .PRG files to test this. I so far havent seen any problems other then the slight slower speed and no sound, which I know will be fixed someday. If anyone can tell me if .D64 files work, Id love to know. All this seems to need is sound, of course, and also a slight speed up and it be good. Keep up the good work and thanks for thinking of us o3DS players while the others only think of the N3DS ones.