Daniel Collin
Daniel Collin
I have pushed a workaround for the issue. I'm not really sure what is going on yet tho. Edit: version 0.27 has been released with the fix, but I need...
@dirkwhoffmann if you haven't seen this https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=98747 it may be useful for you as it's tons of CPU tests for 68k indented for emulators / FPGA implementations (and verified against...
you run `cputest` inside your emulator (also the data files needs to be accessible)
`cputest` is an Amiga executable. You can run it in any way you like as long as it can load the required files. If that is from floppy or hdd...
this isn't how it looked when I generated my tests for an older version. Maybe you can ask in the thread if it has broken or something?
@dirkwhoffmann For now try this older version https://www.dropbox.com/s/k4r77h0xhvklmyq/cputester.7z?dl=0 (it may of course lack some stuff but might be useful)
Notice I also wrote a tester API around the code Toni did over here https://github.com/emoon/m68k_cpu_tester_api It allows you to use the tests from an API instead (it includes example for...
Yes, the compiler has much more leeway to reorder operations when doing `fast-math` so that means that lower fractions of floating point values usually won't add up between targets.
You can use macOS M1 runners for ARM tests if you want https://github.blog/changelog/2024-01-30-github-actions-introducing-the-new-m1-macos-runner-available-to-open-source
I haven't done any of the CMake setup, so @Darky-Lucera may know more about it. The thing that stands out for me tho is that you say you are using...