Carl Murray was kind enough to inform me that a release candidate of version 0.10 of Fuse, the popular Spectrum emulator, is now available for download. The PSP version will be released in due time; in the meantime, just glancing over the list of changes, here are some of the features that are likely to affect it:
- New upd765 FDC emulation; all known +3 DSK images now work
- Loading acceleration
Emulation core improvements
- Reading from the 128K’s memory control port causes that byte to be written back to the port
- Reading the AY data port on the +2A/+3 is the same as reading the register port
- NMI causes Z80 to unHALT
- Emulate C, H and P/V flags on repeated IO instructions
- Fix crash when using Interface 1 on unoptimised Fuse builds
Miscellaneous improvements:
- Loader detection now works with the Digital Integration loader
- Revert Pentagon 128 to being the “base” machine without extra ROMs
- Updated +3e ROMs
- Allow DivIDE, custom ROMs, Kempston mouse status and Simple 8-bit IDE interface to be saved in snapshots
- Better (but probably not perfect) TS2068 contention
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