Emulicious - Major update release

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Emulicious is a is a free to use multi-system emulator for Windows, Linux, Mac OS(X) and any other operating system supporting Java SE.
Emulicious also provides many debugging features hat can be useful for ROM hacking and Homebrew development.

This update adds support for the MSX system. Most cartridge ROMs released for the MSX1 are supported.
If a disk ROM and an alternative BIOS are provided it also supports program on floppy disks in the form of dsk images.

Emulicious now consists of the following emulators:

Nintendo Game Boy/Color Emulator
Sega Master System Emulator
Sega Game Gear Emulator
MSX Emulator

Changelog:

• Added MSX emulation
• Added support to load lst files containing Sjasm sourcecode in the debugger
• Improved Profiler to better work with C calling convention
• Remember last directory for loading sources/symbols
• Fixed an issue with breakpoints on ROMs larger than 4 MB (thanks to Antígeno)
• Improved Auto Palette option in Tile Viewer for SMS Mode 4
• Added View menu to Tile Viewer to choose different layouts
• Added Frame Advance to the main emulator (formerly only available in debugger)
• Improved Tilemap Viewer and Tile Viewer support for TMS Modes
• Added CTRL+SHIFT as hotkey for Reload ROM
• Added an option to automatically reload a ROM when it changes
• Fixed a bug that wouldn’t allow setting gamepad inputs if there
  are more than 2 gamepads connected (Thanks to Niloct)
• Several minor bugfixes and improvements

Source:https://emulicious.net/news/

 

[FAST6191]

Ew java, though "debugging features" has me interested, especially if it is going to mention breakpoints.

Conflicted now (I really do dislike java and have very much enjoyed not having it on any of my systems) but will have to have a look. I could do with a good debugger for the non GB/GBC systems and another for the GB/GBC is not out of place either. Looks like it is mostly about z80 based systems right now so hopefully in the future it also gains 68K and we see a megadrive debugger of some note. Mind you I am sure some of the more obscure z80 stuff could also do with some love.