Where is that..........


maybe im missing something, but why would you want a virtual smc :blink:
 
Development; developing standalone execuitables is easy, but for an emu you need to load in roms and all that; so you need an SMC, and shipping the emu to your GP32 device to debug is a slow cumbersome thing. With GeePee32 you fcan have a virtual SMC, and thus you can fire it up for debugging and stuff nearly instantly... saves *mucho* time :)

jeff
 
Bonks posted on May 13 2003 said:
maybe im missing something, but why would you want a virtual smc :blink:
Virtual SMCs are "images" of smart media cards for GeePee32. You use it for like, if you were testing Frodo, you can launch Frodo with GeePee32 but to load a game it's going to look for an SM card for the games.
 
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