Homebrew DesMuMe is now version 0.9.7

[AsPika2219]

Big news! Finally this emulator is now updated into 0.9.7 which several problem in 0.9.6 or below are fixed!

CHANGELOG:

These bits may seem a bit stale to those of you who have been watching our SVN, as they were made in November 2010. Sorry it took so long to get released. A lot of testing and laziness were involved.

This version brings with it the usual assortment of core, graphics, and frontend fixes. Compatibility improvements are numerous, but there is a long way to go still.

General/Core:
bug: fix a ton of old, broken cpu opcodes and CP15 logic
bug: return Z1 and Z2 from TSC (fixes some touch logic)
bug: gba slot save type detection improved
bug: handle unusual rom headers more correctly
bug: dont confuse motion pack commands with save memory commands
bug: make cheat system a little less flaky and add AR 1.54 support
bug: fix nondeterministic backup memory behaviour while rerecording
bug: correct emulation of register accesses of wrong size and during powerdown
bug: rewrite --cflash-path emulation
bug: rewrite IPC/GX FIFO, IRQ flag generation, and wait-for-IRQ logics
bug: rewrite RTC calendar handling; now supports years > 2038
enh: auto-DLDI patching for homebrew
enh: --gbaslot-rom=self mounts self.nds in slot2
enh: more realistic exception handling
enh: piano controller emulation
enh: modular slot-1 system for exact emulation of homebrew cards

Graphics:
bug: edge marking colors were wrong
bug: handle some "invalid" vram configurations correctly
bug: convert half of geometry engine to fixed point
bug: fix sprite blend+fadein/fadeout
bug: improve rasterizer shadows
bug: fix main memory display DMA
bug: fix some raster fx timing bugs
enh: add a hack for improving some non-stencil shadows

Windows:
bug: misc fixes and improvements to gpu viewer tools
bug: sub screen layer display toggling fixed
bug: fixes and improvements to ram watch, ram search, cheats list
bug: fix start-paused commandline
bug: fix memory leaks when sound disabled
bug: improve load average calculators and add arm7 load average
enh: background input support
enh: add vsync option
enh: support more knobs on joysticks
enh: import cheats from R4 database
enh: add xinput rumble for 360 pads

Linux/OSX:
bug: crash less in recent roms list
enh: Add horizontal screen layout and swap screen ability to gtk frontend (noodlebox)
enh: Big improvement to joystick support, support complex configurations and multiple devices (noodlebox)

Why are you waiting now, download it from SourceForge => http://sourceforge.net/projects/desmume
OR just from EmuCR website! Enjoy playing NDS games with newest version right now!

Any problem? Just visit Desmume Forums => forums.desmume.org OR from EmuForums => forums.ngemu.com for some bugs and anything. Thank you.

 

[nryn99]

too bad, still isn't fast for weaker systems

 

[granville]

There's always no$gba for weaker systems. Having a decent PC is the price to pay for good emulation.

 

[nryn99]

yeah, i've been using no$gba+no$zoomer, but there a re limits to no$gba like the problem regarding the savetype for Pokemon Black and White. hopefully there are people that help make ar codes to surpass those limits.

 

[luckwii]

Ran it on my Intel i5, and it is getting really close to full speed playing NSMB.

 

[shadowhog006]

enh: import cheats from R4 database

~how can you import this? i go to emulation >> cheats >> then nothing to import just export

 

[AsPika2219]

Because Zeromus make mistaken about Import and Export...

Before that, download USRCHEAT.DAT from cheat.gbatemp.net website and put into C:\Desemume directory OR C:\Desmume\Files\Codes (depend on path configuration) directory. Next, play any games and open Emulation, Cheat, Cheat List and Export From. The codes list there! Enjoy.