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Yay, finally released! This is a port + additions to Wonderboi, btw.

sbreckling, I don't know exactlly what you're looking for, but there are a lot of really good text editors for OSX. I use TextWrangler by Barebones. They're the guys that make the famous BBEdit, and it's very much like BBEdit, but it's free. If you can pay a little, there's also the recent...

Maybe he just sucks, and when he says he's proficient, that means he read "Learn C++ in 21 days". Or maybe he doesn't know how not to use "new" and "delete" instead of "malloc" and "free".

Maybe he just sucks, and when he says he's proficient, that means he read "Learn C++ in 21 days".

I started with TI BASIC for a few months, then I got Borland C++ and a book. You should be fine.

The only thing about this is that MESS and MAME drivers are known to be pretty slow, so only really old platforms will be emulated at any decent speed, but it still sounds like it could be cool, especially since we don't have a lot of old hardware emulated on GP32 yet. So I say go for it.

I am no expert on sega consoles, but in my opinion, Sega CD support would not be so hard to emulate. You probably wouldn't have the CDDA working, but I don't think the sega CD added much more functionality, except a bit of ram. Just my 2 c

See the list above. They are all playable w/o any knowledge of Japanese. Also, the normal extension is .ws or .wsc, but I reccommend just using zip files. They load faster, and they are scanned faster by the GoodROM code.

Yeah, you're a cock :D

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So, has anyone got any comments? Like, "hey, the speed IS a bit better" or "Man, you're emulator sucks!" or something constructive? How about, "I won't touch it until it's fullspeed w/ sound".

LOOM, Here's the games I commonly play on Wonderboi: 1. Mr. Driller 2. Final Fantasy 1 w/ English patch 3. Gunpey Ex 4. Rockman and Forte 5. Tekken Card Challenge 6. Guilty Gear Petite 7. Guilty Gear Petite 2 8. Kaze no Klonoa 9. Magical Drop 10. Puzzle Bobble 11. Puyo Puyo 12. Side Pocket 13...

Ah, damn, you're right. Thanks for that, Donskeeto You're a true friend

Yes, well, sporadic updates come with sporadic developing. :) Plus, I'm still a little bitter that the OSX launcher got a better score than me in the ADIC. EDIT: I guess I spelled "sporadic" as "sporatic"

Yo, I haven't really been working on this for a while, because I got stuck on the sound, but I have added a few cool things other than sound (which isn't in this release, definitely will be in the next release), so I thought I'd release a new version. The cool new stuff is a new graphics...

Hey Franxis, It sounds like you're doing the right thing. I'm a little confused if you were contacted first, or if you contacted them first. In either case, I'm sure everyone doesn't mind if you work on it another 2 months before the next release. I'm sure that there will be many improvements...

Man, I don't understand why people like the window-style display. It just seems like one of the least effective ways to make a launcher. I appreciate some of the tools that comes with Windups, but the icons to launch binaries is just silly. Why use a mouse pointer when you can use something...

Yo Oankali, No, I hadn't seen anywhere that you'd updated your font lib. I'm busy trying to add sound atm, but later on, I'll look at it. What would be nice is if you could get me a small font that's similar to the one I'm using. I'm using verdana8b_pm and it'd be nice to have something like a...

how about this instead? char string[100]; sprintf(string, "int = %d, double = %d. Hello whatever", 32, 3.65); GpTextOut(x, y, string); I don't remember everything exactly, but that's the basic jist of it. Use sprintf to print to a string, then use GpTextOut to draw the string onscreen.

Wow, You really are a nerd...