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Turn off 68K Emu?
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2007/1/14 19:53
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Hi, Is it possible to turn the 68K emulation off entirely under OS4? Cheers, Bean.
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2007/1/14 19:55
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@bean I don't think so, no. Why?
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bean wrote: Hi, Is it possible to turn the 68K emulation off entirely under OS4?No. You can remove the JIT emulation by removing or commenting out the line "MODULE Kickstart/petunia.library.kmod" in your SYS:Kickstart/Kicklayout, but it's not possible to disable the interpreting m68k emulator.
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2007/1/14 20:06
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I don't think so, no. Why? No real reason, other than it crossed my mind when I was demonstrating OS4 at the ANT computer group this afternoon.
By the way, people seem generally impressed with OS4. It ran really well all afternoon, (come on hardware - appear again - there's some takers here).
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2007/1/14 20:40
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@bean Cool. Which apps did you show?
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Mainly OS4 native apps, which is why the question originally popped into my head. I showed off Cyginx (X11) - running Gimp etc, Universe Two demo, OS4 components (PDF, RawDisk etc..), Hively Tracker got a run out
, the latest iBrowse (with Flash plugin), Vice, AVD SDK Browser, MPlayer and DVPlayer with overlay, and a quick demo of how easy it is to construct full size skins in TN.
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2007/1/15 0:59
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@bean teaser!...
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2007/1/15 10:05
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@bean IIRC, I asked if we could expect a speed improvement if we could remove the interpretive 68k emulator and the answer was "no". So the only thing we could gain doing so would be a smaller kernel file.
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