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In the last weeks I managed to clear the worst issues, so we slowly get back to a usable emulator. Of course, a lot of issues still remain. Although there is a Bugzilla for MESS, I'll also put the problems on these pages as a quick reference. | In the last weeks I managed to clear the worst issues, so we slowly get back to a usable emulator. Of course, a lot of issues still remain. Although there is a Bugzilla for MESS, I'll also put the problems on these pages as a quick reference. | ||
Below I described some of the issues in more detail. Also have a look at the "non-issues". Not every surprising reaction is actually a bug. | Below I described some of the issues in more detail. Also have a look at the "non-issues". Not every surprising reaction is actually a bug. |
Latest revision as of 17:22, 22 April 2019
MESS version features and issues
MESS is a powerful multi-system emulator, but as with all such complex systems, they collect more and more issues over the years. In this case it's even worse: The original code maintainer who was responsible for the TI-99 portions of the emulator seems to have backed out of the project some years ago.
As the development of the emulator continued, changes in the emulator core broke several features of the TI emulation, making it virtually unusable. The last version known to be running adequately was 0.97.
In the last weeks I managed to clear the worst issues, so we slowly get back to a usable emulator. Of course, a lot of issues still remain. Although there is a Bugzilla for MESS, I'll also put the problems on these pages as a quick reference.
Below I described some of the issues in more detail. Also have a look at the "non-issues". Not every surprising reaction is actually a bug.
The issues discussed in those pages relate to the version 0.121.
- No problem: Issues that are actually no emulator bugs
- Fixed problems: Problems that have been resolved.
- Open issues: Problems that I know of, but which are still unsolved
- Regressions: Problems that appear again after being solved
- Wish list: Feature requests