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Current QL emulation on ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 7:24 pm
by chernandezba
Hi there!
Take a look at the following video, the current emulation has been improved a lot! Also I have added sound emulation !
Re: Current QL emulation on ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 10:12 pm
by Derek_Stewart
Hi Cesar,
I downloaded ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta last weekk, and compiled on a Ubuntu Linux 20.04 computer, which compiked first time and ran the emulator.
I must say a really nice upgrade to the last version.
I do not use to buy a Spectrum Next because of the emulator option in ZEsarUX, but I use use your emulator for most systems, the Spectrum emulation is very slick.
Re: Current QL emulation on ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 10:21 pm
by chernandezba
Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Cesar,
I downloaded ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta last weekk, and compiled on a Ubuntu Linux 20.04 computer, which compiked first time and ran the emulator.
I must say a really nice upgrade to the last version.
I do not use to buy a Spectrum Next because of the emulator option in ZEsarUX, but I use use your emulator for most systems, the Spectrum emulation is very slick.
Thanks Derek! I’m glad you use ZEsarUX
Cheers
Cesar
Re: Current QL emulation on ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 10:39 pm
by Derek_Stewart
Hi Cesar,
I use Basinc to load Spectrum programmes and export the Spectrum Basic file as a text file in .bas format and extract the Z80 assembler code files to files outside the emulator to disassemble the assembler files.
Can ZEasrUX export files from the Spectrum image files, like TAP ?
Re: Current QL emulation on ZEsarUX 9.1 Beta
Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2020 11:19 am
by chernandezba
Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Cesar,
I use Basinc to load Spectrum programmes and export the Spectrum Basic file as a text file in .bas format and extract the Z80 assembler code files to files outside the emulator to disassemble the assembler files.
Can ZEasrUX export files from the Spectrum image files, like TAP ?
You can go to debug->file utilities. Then select a .tap file and press space key (actually space key works in any file selector window (not just file utilities). Then the tap file is "extracted", in its data blocks, and then you can select and view a Basic file in a window.
Then when you are looking the Basic file, you can press key "c" to copy in its internal keyboard the contents. Go to file utilities again and press "P" (capital P) and you can paste it on a text file.
It's not a quick conversion but maybe it works for you
