1964 1.0 source code released.

[h4tred]

http://1964emu.emulation64.com/

I'm personally interested in doing a Windows compile of this.
And this is no fake.



EDIT: No need for me to do a compile. Its in the archive.

[mode7]

Great news, it finally happend.

Who will complie this?
My bad - there's a binary in the zip

[schibo]

Hey,

Please download version 1.1. I'm a fool and accidentally released an experimental compiler in version 1.0 which breaks games like Perfect Dark and Banjo Tooie.

Sorry,
schibo

[h4tred]

Will do some testing on this. Eager to see what changed for myself

Who will complie this?

I was, I'm thinking about doing a NSIS based installer too, if people would like that.

[LazerTag]

That's very cool of the 1964 team!

So mainly released to support the Surreal64 teams efforts, the N64 emulator for XBox right?

Anyone know if Surreal64 has a support website or forum? I was under the impression that it was another XBox app using a 'not so legal' method of compiling it's binary???? I may well be wrong please tell me otherwise.

Anyway I'd be very interested in an updated version of it though.


thanks

[MasterPhW]

REALLY NICE!
Thanks 1964 team!
Hope a new team will form and host it and create an advenced fork.
It's sad to see, that the Mupen+ team shows no love to the windows users, but I always prefered 1964 over mupen and PJ64 (even if I am an alpha tester! )

[olivieryuyu]

Thanks a lot

[Iriez]

Hey,

Please download version 1.1. I'm a fool and accidentally released an experimental compiler in version 1.0 which breaks games like Perfect Dark and Banjo Tooie.

Sorry,
schibo

Hardly a fool More like a king right now!!

Im one of the original Surreal64 project members. I've been in contact with the main developer of the project (lantus) over the past week regarding a major overhaul/upgrade on Surreal64. He's very excited, and even more so now that we have the full 1.1 !!!!!

Im proud to be a part of the project, and to have motivated you to release your source. Better late than never, though we gave it a valiant effort when the project was current(2004) to get you to give us source haha ; ) Im the one responsible for getting Azimer to release his sound source to us aswell

Rice was always extremely helpful regarding his video plugin, and troubleshooting/brainstorming feature idea's/bug fixes. I've not spoken to you in a long time, but Rice, if you see this...THANK YOU!

Schibo, im very pleased that you wish to keep up with the progress on Surreal, but we unfortunately do not maintain a CVS. Lantus was a one-man-show for the core/engine, so there was not much of a need to organize a repository. What we will be doing, is keeping updated on IRC in a private channel with another dev who has been talking to rice about doing some updates to the project. There have been quite a few people that have done some minor patching to the surreal64 project, but no one tht has been on lantus's level.

Thanks.

[Clements]

Absolutely amazing release!

Someone ought to update the ROM_Properties.ini though, it's a little old! An expert in 1964 should have no troubles.

[Toasty]

Sweet! It's about time something exciting happened around here. Many thanks and kudos to the 1964 team!