Jamiras

RAM is RAM. It shouldn't matter which tool is viewing it. The emulator exposes a base pointer to the toolkit, which is used to extrapolate the entire contents of RAM....

Please stop creating issues for adding core support to RALibretro. Unless you've personally verified that a core supports all the requirements (https://docs.retroachievements.org/libretro-core-support/), we don't need to know that we don't...

While Fast Forward and Speed Up provide similar functionality, they're typically two different features in the emulator. Speed Up allows you to adjust the speed to 2x, 3x, 4x incrementally....

In most emulators, fast forward removes the frame limiter entirely and the system runs as fast as possible - on some systems, this could by 0% faster, whereas on others...

This is an out-of-memory error. ``` Exception thrown at 0x778718A2 in RAProject64.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: std::bad_alloc at memory location 0x0019EFFC. ``` It's not specific to RAP64, but easiest to reproduce...

> Grandfathering a file would require the player having earned achievements for the game prior to supporting encrypted SRAM files. This would prevent players from importing a save for a...

I'm unable to reproduce. Please clarify your steps to reproduce. Which windows do you have open? Just the bookmarks window? How are you loading/saving states? Hotkeys or menu? If menu,...

Conceptually, these just need to call `Video::showMessage`, but that's not implemented. I've created #152 to track that.

This problem does not occur in the other standalone emulators. This is somehow a caused by the interaction between SDL2 and the Windows API, and RALibretro uses SDL2 as its...

I could not reproduce locally. Thank you for both the video and the log file. The only notable thing I see in the log file is this: ``` [INFO ]...